Harsha: The Fearless Warrior of Thanesar

It follows a Prince Harsha and his journey of fall and rise. It was truly mesmerizing to read It felt like I time travelled to maharaj and kings time period through the authors well penned writing. We also understand the current political atmosphere of the state. The relationship between the family members of the royal family of Sthaneshwar was interesting to read. You will get very attached to the book and with your imagination power you can actually be able to visualise the books and their characters. The story is full of adventure, mystery, suspense, war, politics, emotions. The prose was descriptive and easy to read.This keeps the reader hooked and makes this a true page turner. There are philosophical elements like importance and relevance of God, the thirst for power and myths have been described well. The narration, flow of the story, and writing are really good to keep readers vested in the book. I would say the plot has been well planned and presented in a way it went beyond all expectations. Cover of the book is quite attractive and perfectly matched to the storyline.

Nothing is permanent in politics. Only scars remain forever. Born a royal and surrounded by luxury, Prince Harshavardhan had assumed that life would be easy. But everything changes shortly after his 17th birthday as the young prince is thrust into hostile territory all alone. A grand game of deceit beyond his age is simmering, and Harsha is the central piece. A ruthless invader, a barbaric neighbor, allies with changing loyalties and untrustworthy deputies are all part of the volatile political landscape he inherits.Each character in the story is born in a political background. And the fearsome side of the characters with the horror and intelligence of the story shakes the mind of any history lover. There are ups and downs at the extremes. As much of the main character's time spent in extreme excellence is spent in dire straits amid horrendous corruption.Also, the back cover of the book made me fall in love with it first and then fall in love all over again when I read the book. I am lucky enough to read such a fascinating book where both my excitement and fear are equally fueled and preserved. There is nothing to say about the language of the book. You will understand by reading. The book easily captured the minds of ten history lovers like me.

This book by Rajat Pillai is a verifiable fiction, portraying the tale of Sovereign Harsha of Vardhana tradition. The book is written in a basic composing style, and this book has components of tension, interest and an advanced verifiable setting. Political ruses, war scenes, and a decent story style are tracked down in more than adequate measure in this book.The book starts with a conflict scene, and afterward we get to realize the tale about Harsha's folks and the way that he is scheduled to turn into the lord after the happenings with his family and sibling. His sister is likewise grabbed by an opponent lord, and Harsha likewise plans to safeguard her.The composing style is straightforward, and this book has a tension filled story. Notwithstanding, the storyline likewise turns out to be delayed in a couple of parts, and this might have been improved by composing these parts with all the more quick moving portrayal. This book ought to be gotten by devotees of the authentic fiction classification.

Mythological stories have always been my absolute favourite. The moment I lay my eyes on the cover, the intriguing vibe lured me to delve deeper inside.This story is basically a mythological story depicting politics, royalty and wars. Prince Harsha was born into royalty of the Vardhan family. He used to be a enjoy his carefree luxurious life until a personal tragedy hit him. The deaths of his father and brother left him to ascend the throne and become the King. But becoming a king comes with huge responsibility and challenges. Read on to find out how he rose to become one of the most well known Kings of the history.The theme is so captivating. The plot is well spun. I especially liked the turn of events throughout the book. The book started a little slow but picked up pace eventually. The narration is absolutely captivating.Overall it's really a very good book. Recommended for all.

It is a significant exponent of historical fiction which portrays a battle, a battle of conspiracy, politics, valiance; a battle for prosperity and morality.Harashavardhan, the son of the royal family understands the hardships of reality in the age of seventeen when the kingdom is grasped by terrible terror, filled with the clouds of anarchy, diffidence and betrayal swallow the peace and prosperity. Right at this horrible moment, Harsha stands up to protect the kingdom and bring back the lost glories.The author has selected and captured a distinguished and competent ledge of the history which has provided an exceptionally significant vertebra to the title. Alongside, the anecdotes have been sculptured with proper, distinguished sustenance excluding hyper-fictional hyperbole. The compelling storyline, conscious characterisation, perspicacious continuity between the plot and respective figures, gripping narration and lucid language have made the book a genuinely fascinating as well as an engaging read.