Book Review: Shatru Kronikles: Vadhan
Shatru Kronikles, Book-1 by Vadhan is a work of fantasy. It is a continuous interweaving of phenomena apparently conflicting and fragmented but only apparently. The characters are very well characterized and it is easy to become attached to them. The profound themes and intertwined feelings contribute to enriching the novel with the views of the writer. It makes the reading undoubtedly original.
Shatru was half Asura. But that was not the raison d'être behind why he was the most excellent huntsman for the most potent peacekeeping force in all fourteen worlds. As if he did not act their behest, they would slay the one being he prized as that was just the way it was.
The Devas and Asuras are the most authoritative of the primeval tribes. They shadow guarded the economic, political as well as intellectual life of the entire human race just for one reason. That is ascendancy over each other through control of the world. As soon as the fragile streak among adversity and antagonism was conked out, they were set on a confrontation line.
Shatru was the only one standing amidst them and to impede the primals from tearing down each other. He had to set off after a primordial sentry of pandemonium geared up to do what it takes just to annihilate. As it was not only his treasured ones in peril if he could not stop the fighting clans.
The author writes this story with a clear idea in mind to create a fantastic universe. It enshrines the mysterious features of an ancient land and magnificent traits. It could, however, express themselves freely, beyond the constraints of historiography. It’s still undeniable that the twists and lives narrated divide the stage. The imaginative journey undertaken develop into the player fancies almost impossibly feasible.
The book is certainly one of the most fascinating, if not absolutely the most fascinating. It is among those who have handed down classical antiquity. No one had ever suspected the profile of a historical reality behind the traditional image of the mythological characters. A more careful reading, which eschews this book, is pure fantasy. Indeed at first glance, it would present to the dear reader repeatedly drawn by the attention of the author. There is a legitimate and indeed a stimulating introspective analysis.
The reader is thus led to penetrating in a precise and mysterious cultural horizon that returns intact all the thrill of the authors’ discoveries. The extraordinary thing about these characters is that they blend fantasy, mythology, and history. It is that in an imaginative and a bit crazy mind may seem real. It is so well described and complete that you cannot but appreciate.
The construction of the plot, with the accumulation of various clues and items that lead gradually to the discovery of what is really happening, will haunt you. It will leave you in suspense throughout the book. The mystery is dense and intricate and the pieces of the puzzle fall into place in a methodical way.
Every word of the book is carefully thought out to create an incredible domino effect. From the beginning, the novel has elements of mythology, but these are often told in a particular way. The author has in fact been able to perfectly combine these elements to his imagination, creating a mysterious and fascinating world.
This book is a fascinating journey through the acquisitions of mythology, art, and literature, philology and linguistics. The author leads to insert the historical characters in a clever and original portrait of primeval life. He has the lucid and rigorous capacity to survey an exceptional faculty of reconstruction and representation of the historical picture.
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Format: Paperback ♥ Pages: 262 ♥ Publisher: Leadstart Publishing ♥ Published: December 2014 ♥ Language: English ♥ ISBN-13: 978-9384027506
Shatru was half Asura. But that was not the raison d'être behind why he was the most excellent huntsman for the most potent peacekeeping force in all fourteen worlds. As if he did not act their behest, they would slay the one being he prized as that was just the way it was.
The Devas and Asuras are the most authoritative of the primeval tribes. They shadow guarded the economic, political as well as intellectual life of the entire human race just for one reason. That is ascendancy over each other through control of the world. As soon as the fragile streak among adversity and antagonism was conked out, they were set on a confrontation line.
Shatru was the only one standing amidst them and to impede the primals from tearing down each other. He had to set off after a primordial sentry of pandemonium geared up to do what it takes just to annihilate. As it was not only his treasured ones in peril if he could not stop the fighting clans.
The author writes this story with a clear idea in mind to create a fantastic universe. It enshrines the mysterious features of an ancient land and magnificent traits. It could, however, express themselves freely, beyond the constraints of historiography. It’s still undeniable that the twists and lives narrated divide the stage. The imaginative journey undertaken develop into the player fancies almost impossibly feasible.
The book is certainly one of the most fascinating, if not absolutely the most fascinating. It is among those who have handed down classical antiquity. No one had ever suspected the profile of a historical reality behind the traditional image of the mythological characters. A more careful reading, which eschews this book, is pure fantasy. Indeed at first glance, it would present to the dear reader repeatedly drawn by the attention of the author. There is a legitimate and indeed a stimulating introspective analysis.
The reader is thus led to penetrating in a precise and mysterious cultural horizon that returns intact all the thrill of the authors’ discoveries. The extraordinary thing about these characters is that they blend fantasy, mythology, and history. It is that in an imaginative and a bit crazy mind may seem real. It is so well described and complete that you cannot but appreciate.
The construction of the plot, with the accumulation of various clues and items that lead gradually to the discovery of what is really happening, will haunt you. It will leave you in suspense throughout the book. The mystery is dense and intricate and the pieces of the puzzle fall into place in a methodical way.
Every word of the book is carefully thought out to create an incredible domino effect. From the beginning, the novel has elements of mythology, but these are often told in a particular way. The author has in fact been able to perfectly combine these elements to his imagination, creating a mysterious and fascinating world.
This book is a fascinating journey through the acquisitions of mythology, art, and literature, philology and linguistics. The author leads to insert the historical characters in a clever and original portrait of primeval life. He has the lucid and rigorous capacity to survey an exceptional faculty of reconstruction and representation of the historical picture.
Format: Paperback ♥ Pages: 262 ♥ Publisher: Leadstart Publishing ♥ Published: December 2014 ♥ Language: English ♥ ISBN-13: 978-9384027506
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