The Khandavaprastha Conspiracy: a fast paced thriller that uses science and history to explain one of the deepest mysteries of the Mahabharata (Book 3 of The Mahabharata Quest series)

Product condition is mind blowing, print quality and cover is also impressive. It was a steal deal for me.

If you are interested in science and Indian mythology, than this book is for you, the details shared in the book with the story awesome. Some chapters are too scientific but if you are comfortable with science then no issues

I have now read all the books in the series and I must say Mr Doyle is a better answer tothe Historical Science fiction / fantasy genre than the other number one international bestselling author (books made into movies). Very good read.

I'm a huge fan of the Mahabharata Quest Series, it has been a pleasure to watch the characters evolve and grow, and reach to the point they have in this book!The best part is the perfect mix of Medical Fiction & Mytho Fiction in this book was like reading the sweet spot between Dan Brown & Robin Cook! It was absolutely amazing! The pace was great and without getting too technical the story and the Concept was brought to life!It had me gripped from thr first page to the last!And i can't wait for the next book in the series!!!

Enjoyed the book fully captivating story flow and informative too

This is the third book of the Mahabharata Quest series and I feel this is the weakest.I don’t find the character of Vijay that strong. I mean, he goes through trials and tribulations, but I am not convinced. I also don’t find him to be as smart as they say in the book.The science involving the Mahabharata connection is very complicated, even more than the his previous three novels on Mahabharata. The Mahabharata Secret remains the one with the least complicated exposition.I don’t find any or the characters growing in any way. Any growth or change seems to happen in the background and the characters just exist to move the plot along. I wish the author focused more on the characters as much as the plot.The puzzles are also not convincing. In fact, again, this book has the most confusing puzzle of all the books of the series.Pacing is good as usual. The novel is not too long.But I wish the novel had dived into some characters’ backgrounds, allowing us to connect with them.There should be another book in the series as there are way too many questions to answer. Many plot threads left hanging. Will read the sequel for sure.

Desperately awaited 3rd instalment of the epic story. Christopher Sir uncovers history and connects so meticulously to the story he wants to convey that a reader would rarely be able to differentiate between fact and fiction.

Excellent writing, from the prologue to the fact paced movement between different scenarios, the blend of medical fiction and mythology is brought to life with immaculate detail and story line. Kudos to Christopher for bringing yet another masterpiece to the Mahabharata series! Already looking forward to the next one