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The author tells a good story. Because I really enjoyed the story and because I think the author has promise I'll make these suggestions.
First, literature is about language and the author's grammar is messy to the point of making it necessary to guess the author's meaning on many crucial occasions. I understand English is an international language, but I feel working with a native English speaking proofreader could have gone a long way to making this novel a more enjoyable read.
The other point that bothered me a little is about historical context. At the beginning of the novel there is mention of smoking tobacco, highly unlikely in that historical period. I prefer historical novels that stay in the context of myth and history. There's still plenty of room for play.


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Unfortunately I cannot rate the content of this book, as the editing was extremely bad. Full of typos, grammatical errors, and formatting issues, it was simply impossible.
Hello Sirji, Sabse pehle mera aadarniya pranam (first of all, my kind regards),
I was extremely hungry for something just like The Chronicle of Sapt-Sindhu, after reading the 6 books by Tripathi/Sanghi. Suffice to say it is a must read for those who read any of the 6 books of Sanghi/Tripathi. It is not as fast paced and as much of a page-turner as the say Vayuputras/Nagas/Rozabal Line but it is in the same league.
The author tells a good story. Because I really enjoyed the story and because I think the author has promise I'll make these suggestions.
First, literature is about language and the author's grammar is messy to the point of making it necessary to guess the author's meaning on many crucial occasions. I understand English is an international language, but I feel working with a native English speaking proofreader could have gone a long way to making this novel a more enjoyable read.
The other point that bothered me a little is about historical context. At the beginning of the novel there is mention of smoking tobacco, highly unlikely in that historical period. I prefer historical novels that stay in the context of myth and history. There's still plenty of room for play.