Rama and the Palace of Evil | Book Review

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Rama and the Palace of Evil

Author: Liana Yadav

Pages: 314

                ‘Rama and The Palace of Evil’ by Liana Yadav is a story that begins with Evelyn being kidnapped by a ten headed monster. Maahir’s mom receives a phone call and she calls him to tell her the news about his friend Evelyn missing and that he is being called at her place for questioning. On reaching Evelyn’s place Maahir informs the officer that he is Evelyn’s boyfriend and expressed his shock on her missing. After the interrogation Maahir is encountered in a very weird or out of question situation where he learns that Evelyn’s missing is not a missing case but someone has actually kidnapped her.  But why would somebody kidnap Evelyn? What would be the motive behind the kidnap? What is it that the Kidnapper is looking for? Will Maahir be able to overcome all the risks that lie in searching for Evelyn? To know more read ‘Rama and The Palace of Evil’.

My Thoughts:

                Plot is very interesting and will keep the readers on edge throughout the book. I really liked the writing style of the author it will surely keep the readers captivated. Each page has a plot twist and the journey towards searching Evelyn was tough, thrilling, filled with action which makes it a perfect story.

                Characters are well developed and many of them are from Ancient Folklore. We have Gods, Demigods who have joined this battle of good v/s evil. I like Maahir’s character a lot he is courageous and even after knowing all the risks he is ready to fight this monster to save Evelyn and overcome the evil for the world’s peace.

                Language is simple and lucid. The narration is excellent and the pace of the story is perfect. The book cover and the title of the book are apt to the plot.

                Overall, I really loved reading this book and would surely recommend it to all and I am looking forward to read more books from the author.

Rating: 5

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