The Whispering Dwarpa

Blurb:

Kings and Scientists, Gurus and Professors, Maharathi Warriors and Indian Army Veterans. All will fight against the rising dark powers of Pataal Loka: The Asuras.
Kingdom of Vedgarh, an ancient home of purebred Aryans nestled amidst the Himalayas and hidden from the modern societies, is the sole preserve of sacred Vedic knowledge and celestial powers. Sitting on the verge of yet another great war with Asuras, the kingdom is eagerly waiting for a Maharathi warrior to lead its forces. With intensifying Kaliyuga, Asuras' dark powers are rising with every passing day.
As a fallback step, the kingdom opens its gates for modern Science and weapons. A grand research project begins to harmonize ancient Vedic miracles with modern scientific principles. But the budding internal politics is eating up the kingdom like parasites. Will it impact the research project as well? What will happen if an internal conflict arises between Modern Science and Ancient Vedic science? Will Asuras win and destroy the universe's last hope of defeating the Kaliyuga forever?
Book one of The Forbidden Rhymes series begins the saga of the greatest war of Daivi Astras in the history of mankind.

My review:

This one is an engaging read.

The story is based on ancient mythology and science.

The language and the writing style are lucid.

A lot of research must have been done by the Author to write this perfect blend of mythology and science.

Also, the cover is beautiful.

A must read for all the mythology and sci- fi lovers.

My rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars

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