The Rozabal Line

I personally feel that this is best book I have read so far.
Pros:
There are few lines that seem directly out of "Autobiography of a yogi", yet what I really appreciate is that the author has tried to touch religious topic through a single lense of rationality. which is a rare phenomenon. Usually people show you things through different lenses of christainity, islam or hinduism.

Cons:
Too many characters seemingly doing unrelated things in different part of the world. To much stress on br...

nice interleave of fiction and history. backed up by many reference documents. ends a little unexpectedly though.

The book is really very confusing. There are just so many plots and turns that it really ends up spoiling the book. Though the facts are really well chronicled. It keeps breaking the flow of the book. There is simply no continuity. The book keeps breaking. The other book by the author-Chanakyas Chant is much better.
I wouldn't say that you shouldn't read this. You should still try it for yourself. Written in 2007 this book is a good one, but then too many plots and twists end up spoiling it. ...

The book starts with a haphazard plot which may make you confused of whether we are going forward or backwards. However, the timelines in the book are absolutely bang on. Although there is a great room for correction as the book refers to Osama in 2012, whereas fact is he died in may 2011. Great factual error yet can be pardoned as the author is bang on with his research.

The great thing about this book is you never realise how much you have read, a good sign for a person who can draw pictu...

A racy reed .A well reaserched book tht keeps u at edge of the seat by mind bogling facts accompanied by the way it is stiched to the feeble story line

Quick read. Some of the conjecture is too simplistic. Remember it's only fiction. The main Story is interesting but toward the end, the need to connect everything makes it incredulous.

Exhaustive work done by the writer. He combines almost all the big religions of the world in a single story.

The story line should be more fluent in the starting, I should say.