Sarang Mahajan

Book Title: Inkredia
Author: Sarang Mahajan
Format: Paperback

Book Title:
The book title ‘ Inkredia ‘ is very new, novel and interesting. It is impossible to guess anything about the story. Kudos to the author for selecting an interesting title.

Book Cover:
The cover image is a beautiful picture depicting the cosmos and spiritual symbol kind drawing. The image is very intriguing.

Plot:
The book is the story of a boy named Luwan, whose life takes an interesting twist unexpectedly. For his own explainable reasons, he runs away and thus encounters thrilling experiences. During his journey, he comes across some creatures that kill other being brutal. And lately, he comes to know that they are in the verge of capturing him.

In the fantasy world of Inkredia, the reader can visualize beautiful places, villages, buildings and castles. the reader finds a surreal kind of connection while reading. The story also has a map which is so fascinating. The action between the fictional beings in the story and other sequences related is narrated in a very gripping manner.

What I like:
1. The storyline
2. The fantasy world
3. Imagination to the ultimate level

What I didn’t like:
There is nothing to dislike

Characters:
All the characters are plotted well with ample strength into the story.

Narration:
One of the wonderful narrations that I have read recently. Every page makes the reader stick to the story and creates a great enthusiasm.

Language & Grammar:
A very rich language and great vocabulary are used.

My Final Verdict:
An amazing read!

Book Title: 4/5
Book Cover: 4/5
Plot: 4/5
Characters: 4/5
Narration: 4/5
Language & Grammar: 4/5

Final Rating: 3/5… (meer)

Luwan Of Brida is a fictional tale which is set up in INKREDIA, a fictional place. And, it is a kind of mythology fiction in terms of many aspects. The book is provided by the author for review purpose, and the reviews are unbiased as always.

The Plot:
The book starts with two people, a master and one of his confidante are living the life of a hell in a prison made with intelligent walls! Yes, you read it right. A kind of Artificial Intelligence is there within the wall, or shall we say some mythical stuff lives within the walls to make it intelligent. But, anyway, whatever it is, it makes the life difficult for the prisoners. When someone tries to escape it, of course, with the mythical powers, the wall rebounds with its forces, and then each unsuccessful attempt to break it, lead the prisoner(s) to live(!) through even tougher times.

Cut to a different scene; a young boy named Luwan is living in Brida with his sister Meg. He is short tempered, or better we say, he doesn’t approve the torture of the rulers. And, when you oppose the authorities, you invite trouble. So, rather than living in the town, Luwan shifted his base to the small hut at the hilltop.

Will they be able to run away from there? Well, you can guess the answer, but how? And, what they experience in their journey from this point forward is explored in a thrilling way through the rest of the story where we came to meet Lady Emara, Hederth, Mirina, Kiliarnn (one of the most important characters) and others.

The rest of the story is better to explore by reading the book rather than talking about it.

Views and Reviews:

Sudhir Kumar deserves the words of appreciation for the attractive cover page. Vinitha Ramchandani’s editing is quite good. Layout and Typesetting by Nikhil Raut is moderately good. However, for any book, the story is the main aspect, and it has to be gripping.

The character names are quite interesting yet they require time in getting registered in the reader’s conscious. The book represents a thrilling tale which moves ahead in a way that we see regular twists and turns till the end.

One more thing about the book I would like to appreciate about this book is the way the author has avoided cuss words and adultery.

The author seems to be impressed with Indian mythology and though it is not visible directly in any of the scenes in the book, it is quite evident when we see a connection between the bow and Luwan.

The book contains some good punchlines which add to the literary attributes of the book. Here are some of them:
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No weapon – no matter how potent – can help those who do not pick it up and fight.

Of course, how can one see a hunter until he reveals himself.

One must overcome perils to reach the pinnacle.
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The book requires reader’s attention and is not meant for light reading. A detailed glossary of terms could have made the book better.

Rating:
Around 7 to 7.5 out of 10.

Book Review Link: https://thinkerviews.com/books/english-books/inkredia-luwan-of-brida-by-sarang-m...… (meer)

Here is a good book named Luwan of Brida by Sarang Mahajan that I recently came across. It's a wonderful fantasy/adventure that reminds me of all the best books in the genre I have read. I am sure you will love this one especially if you loved books such as Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings or Eragon. Definitely worth reading. I came to know about it while searching for reviews of new books. Here are the reviews that helped me make my mind to read it. Go through them. I am sure you will want to buy the book. Do check out the trailer on flipkart as well.

http://www.flipkart.com/reviews/RVBMKDXOFISNQ0CKR… (meer)