Shiva Trilogy (6 books in series)
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review 1: I have read the all the books of the trilogy. This book is very captivating and definitely a page turner. Amish has the capability to amalgamate religious facts, beliefs, and history into a thrilling novel. In this third book of the series, Amish beautifully represents how Shiva ...
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review 1: Utterly disappointing! Just when I thought that this would end up as the most engaging in the series, the authors becomes delirious about what he was set to write. Just when the Neelkanth had to prove that he was the Mahadev and the destroyer of evil, he gets stuck in an emotiona...
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review 1: There's one thing to be said for Amish's books. Things happen. The pace never flags and though the writing is far from erudite (and in places dips into the awkward cutesy-ness of a self-conscious eighth grader's first attempt at poetry...for example, "the sun was rapidly descendi...
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review 1: The author has shown great imagination in writing book and used words in simple and easy way. It has spiritual touch. I loved the talks between Shiva and Vasudevs about how the "the change is only constant in life" and how the duality is necessary for maintains balance. Evil is n...
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review 1: This is mythical fiction book. Very well written where he writes about Shiva moving from Mount Kailash with his tribe to Meluha. Where he was given somras. The effect of somras made his throat change color to blue and was declared Neelkanth. For meluhans who were waiting for Neel...
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review 1: This is way better than the first one.. Loved all the twists, pace was taut, but got sluggish towards the end, all for the buildup for a cliffhanger for the third book. However, the buildup was a bit tiring. Language is no better than the first one.. but story is way too good. I'...