Shiva Trilogy: Oath of the Vayuputras (Series #3) (Paperback)

from poonamsharma

This book was an annoying conclusion to a series that started with wonderful promise. It was very overwritten, so much that it missed the biggest strength of the first book in series. That strength, according to me, a fast moving story. A story - not its writing style not its dialog nor words cho...

from maheswaranm

I think I'll just give it a 2 - maybe 2.5 - but not worth the tag "liked it".Build up in the last two books was good. He was in a hurry to finish things here. And start off with Mahabharata maybe. I am of the opinion he should have gone the Douglas Adams way of trilogy. Read it if you have alread...

from Pankaj.Kumar

The last instalment in the shiva trilogy start with a bang and end with a not so good ending,with some characters death(sati) and bad choice of decision (using pashupati astra which is given to shiva on condition that he will not use it)by the shiva made the level of book normal (from excellent) ...

from ShreeJan

The book series speaks for itself!

from kirankinny

These three books reminds me of the Matrix trilogy. The One who becomes sort of god at the end, Kickass female lead around whom the story revolves, Unexpected alliances. amazing first book, necessary yet mediocre/disappointing sequels. I was quiet satisfied with ending of Matrix 3, but that wasn'...