Sanuj Kulshrestha

Surely, social engineering was one of Kevin's most useful skill, but I'm also impressed with his abilities with gadgets. From the era of ham radios to telephones, then to terminals, he grew and got better as the book progresses. Book (or hacks) got a little repetitive in the middle, but most part of the book has the ability to mesmerize readers with Kevin's uncanny skills and his escapes.

This is really an amazing book! Content is based on several stories, interviews and researches and is presented eloquently. You can easily understand everything because you'll be able to relate to everything directly or indirectly. I feel that everyone must know what's in this book irrespective of whether you are an introvert or not. If you are not an introvert but your teammate, colleague, children are quiet, then this is a book to help you understand them. The feeling of contempt that I use to have for my inhibitions, I may not ever feel so bad/guilty again because now I understand it.

It is an amazing book. Though this is a mythological fiction and we think we know all Ramayana as we have heard/seen since childhood, this book has a lot more to offer and learn from than one could expect. Also, few things will not be revealed until book 3, but this will encourage readers and hook them to this series.