chitra Murali

Too many characters and too confusing a story

After managing to read it fully, I felt exhausted. I was hoping for a light somewhere, but 'total darkness' is how I can caption the book in one line. The Hangwoman was a much much better book.

Very nice book.. Finished in one go..

Such a drag... I was badly...disappointed.. The story drags and drags and finally u wonder what kind of thriller this is... Bad.. Wouldn't recommend..

Awesome... Addictive page Turner from the word go... I read it nonstop start to finish... Great plot ... The first book by the author..and that is very difficult to believe .. The twist... Still I'm breathless thinking about it!!

The title of the book sounded interesting and I bought it online. But the first page itself came as a shocker ..Readers who are middle aged like me have certain deeply instilled faith and core beliefs which are rudely jolted by the narration and the obscene portrayal of the pandavas and draupadi and Kunti besides others.. The author J.Rajashekaran Nair seems to be so deeply obsessed with his profession which he has indirectly projected in this book...My mythology loving daughter was so keen to read the book but I think it doesn't deserve the young readership... Deeply disappointed.