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In Hiranyakashyap: The Narasimha Trilogy Book 2 (ISBN: 9789353578190), author Kevin Missal weaves a thrilling tale of vengeance, destiny, and familial conflict. Hiranyakashyap seeks to crush Indra’s kingdom while grappling with Prahlad’s defiance. Narasimha’s quest for Prahlad is threatened by an ancient poison. Holika, fueled by rage, uncovers Prahlad’s painful past, challenging her motives. Will Hiranyakashyap triumph? Can Holika reconcile with her nephew? Will Narasimha fulfill his destiny? Find out in this epic mythological adventure.
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Ritik Sharma –
Decent read. I am bit confused about Holika’s actions, it was not making much sense.
Jai –
Spectacular! Kevin Missal has done it again. A must-read for all mythology lovers. A masterpiece!
Anshu Kumar –
Found it repetitive. The characters didn’t resonate as much this time around. I felt disjointed.
Saurabh Kumar –
A decent continuation, but felt a bit slow in places. Holika’s arc was interesting, though. Overall, worth reading if you enjoyed the first book. I’m hooked!
Priya Rai –
Hiranyakashyap’s character is well-developed. I liked it, but found some parts confusing.
Antra Kumari –
Gripping tale! I enjoyed the author’s take on the mythology and the character depth.
Jatin Kumar Khare –
Amazing book! Loved exploring Holika’s character. A must-read for mythology fans!
Yash Mahajan –
Good story, but the writing felt a bit amateurish in places. The pacing could’ve been better.
Prasad Pandharinath Wagh –
A worthy sequel! Some slow parts, but overall captivating. Eagerly waiting for the next book.
Rhea Louis –
A thrilling rollercoaster ride! So many twists and turns. I didn’t want it to end. Awesome book. Totally worth it!
Debashish Dash –
Entertaining, but the plot felt a bit convoluted at times. Some parts were gripping but lost me midway.
Abhay Kumar Verma –
Action-packed! Hiranyakashyap’s ambition is terrifying. Prahlad’s defiance inspires. Narasimha’s quest kept me guessing. But felt predictable at times.
Anita Bhengra –
I found the plot meandering. The writing style didn’t quite grip me as much as I’d hoped. Still, a passable read.
Sindhu Raj –
The author has built an engaging narrative. Prahlad’s courage shines through. Could have been shorter
Esha Pareek –
Not as good as the first book, sadly. Narasimha’s character felt a bit sidelined.
Aman Kumar Sah –
A fantastic blend of mythology and action! Really enjoyed Prahlad and Hiranyakashyap dynamic. Loved it!