The Vikramaditya Trilogy: Book 1 - the Guardians of the Halahala - Shatrujeet Nath - Livros - Jaico Publishing House - 9788184956382 - 15 de setembro de 2016
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The Vikramaditya Trilogy: Book 1 - the Guardians of the Halahala

Shatrujeet Nath

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The Vikramaditya Trilogy: Book 1 - the Guardians of the Halahala

Publisher Marketing: The deadly Halahala, the all-devouring poison churned from the depths of the White Lake by the devas and asuras, was swallowed by Shiva to save the universe from extinction. But was the Halahala truly destroyed? A small portion still remains a weapon powerful enough to guarantee victory to whoever possesses it. And both asuras and devas, locked in battle for supremacy, will stop at nothing to claim it. As the forces of Devaloka and Patala, led by Indra and Shukracharya, plot to possess the Halahala, Shiva turns to mankind to guard it from their murderous clutches. It is now up to Samrat Vikramaditya and his Council of Nine to quell the supernatural hordes and prevent the universe from tumbling into chaos! A sweeping tale of honour and courage in the face of infinite danger, greed and deceit, The Guardians of the Halahala is a fantastical journey into a time of myth and legend. Shatrujeet Nath has sold ice creams, peddled computer training courses, written ad copy and reported on business as a journalist and assistant editor at The Economic Times. His first book, The Karachi Deception, was published in 2013. He divides his time between writing fiction and poetry, reading, playing with his daughter, and dreaming of buying a small castle in Scotland. Till that happens, he plans to continue living in Mumbai.

Mídia Livros     Paperback Book   (Livro de capa flexível e brochura)
Lançado 15 de setembro de 2016
ISBN13 9788184956382
Editoras Jaico Publishing House
Páginas 426
Dimensões 129 × 198 × 22 mm   ·   417 g

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