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THE MONSOON OF THE COVENANT

The Monsoon of the Covenant is a suspenseful and culturally immersive novel set in Sri Lanka, weaving together history, politics, and spiritual tradition. The story follows a diverse cast—including monks, scholars, and operatives—whose lives intersect around a powerful national symbol and an unfolding conspiracy.

As sacred duty clashes with personal conviction, the narrative explores themes of identity, loyalty, and the hidden forces that shape a nation's destiny, all without revealing the twists that drive its tension and emotional depth.

Genre:

Political Thriller, Cultural Fiction

Setting:

Sri Lanka

Themes:

Identity, Loyalty, Tradition

Status:

Available Now

Paperback and Hardcover available August 9th, 2025

Critical Acclaim

"This gripping tale weaves sacred tradition with compelling storytelling, honoring the covenant entrusted to our guardianship across the centuries. A remarkable thriller that illuminates both the eternal dhamma and the noble bonds of human devotion."

—Neranjan Priyadarshana Dullewa Wijeyeratne
18th Diyawadana Nilame of the Dalada Maligawa

"Jezeem writes with the heart of someone who truly understands elephants. This extraordinary tale captures both the intelligence of these magnificent creatures and the deep bonds that define our shared heritage in Sri Lanka."

—Professor Ashoka Dangolla
University of Peradeniya

"Those memories of 1998 came flooding back—watching my father's quiet courage during those dark days. Jezeem has beautifully captured both the history and the human cost of those extraordinary days. We should be forever grateful to the gallant forces who secured the peace we enjoy today."

—Mahindra Ratwatte
Basnayake Nilame of the Sri Maha Vishnu Devalaya of Kandy & Dedi Munda Devalaya of Aluthnuwara, Former Mayor of Kandy

"This beautiful story captures how compassion and wisdom guide us through our darkest hours, and how the dhamma protects those who protect others. This book is a deeply moving testament to the power of confidence and friendship."

—Venerable Mahawela Rathanapala Thero
Meda Pansala, Kandy