Secret of the Nagas

Sequel the Immortals of Meluha, The Secret of the Nagas is the continuation of the enthralling tale of a man who went on to be called God by people of India. As compared to the first book in the Shiva Trilogy, the second installment is bit led down interms of twists and turns. It some how becomes very predictable as what is going to happen next. Spelling errors were less. Few things seems out of the time of.the story. Many action scenes reminded me of hollywood movies. The story introduces r...

It is very nicely written novel but very hard to believe as a part of the history. Because no-where the references are given. The following questions come in my mind:
1. The writer has written that Sati is a widow, but all of us know from "Shivpuran" that sati is one Avatar of "Shakti" and got married to "Lord Shiva" after a lot of tapasya. No-where in the Shivpuran it is written that Sati is a widow.
2. As per Shivpuran Lord Shiva is known as "Neelkanth" because he has a blue throat. The thr...

its is my pleasure to review this book its was fantastic exeperience to read it .I really enjoyed my reading with so many secrets and superb use of indian mythology.

This book has indeed proven that mythology can be told in the most exciting manner. Would like to thank Flipkart for bringing in the digital copy of the book.

An amazing adventure exploring the fascinating myths of India. A superb episode of unveiling a new face of the plot and a wonderful interpretation.

Hmm... well thought of plot. Personally I liked conversations between Shiva and Vasudevas. Few plots in the novel are not required or are streched unnecessarily. But overall the story is very gripping.
One of the big improvement I suggest is the English language could have been better and crisp. The novel lacks good english. The language used is somewhat english with hindi tadka.

Awesome