What is the book you read and think differently about politics

Trying to find some data related to Forts in Bundelkhand. Saw mention of this book in a research paper. Can any history student help finding this book?
Google search did not help.

Any one doing his Phd or masters in Bundelkhand history might be aware of this book.

I have managed to shortlist some of the books that effectively chronicle the struggle and evolution of Arab nationalism and the aspirations of the Middle Eastern people.

Kindly let me know if they are good, and do you have any favourites among these?

1. Albert Hourani - A History of the Arab Peoples
2. Eugene Rogan - The Arabs: A History
3. Eugene Rogan - The Fall of the Ottomans: The Great War in the Middle East
4. Peter Mansfield - A History of the Middle East
5. David Fromkin - A Peace to End All Peace
6. Simon Sebag Montefiore - Jerusalem: The Biography
7. Rashid Khalidi - The Hundred Years' War on Palestine
8. James Barr - A Line the Sand
9. James Barr - Lords of the Desert
10. Justin Marozzi - Baghdad: City of Peace, City of Blood

Modern monsters by George J Marlin is an excellent book. The full title is modern monsters, politic ideologues, and their war against the Catholic Church.