MultiRealm (The Vedic)

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The story revolves around the characters of Bharatiya Sanatan Dharma-Puran. 

There are three parallel lines of story going on which makes it more interesting and engaging read.

Lucid narration with information and details give it depth required for making story plot and characters familiar.

I like the style of storytelling and loved the details in war narration and suspence around the Shivling found on earth.

I didn't find anything bad about the book as it was going on decent pace without any boring longer paragraphs.

Without revealing any details I would just like to mention that it is really good book for fiction mythology lover.

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