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“The Mahabharata Secret by Christopher C. Doyle” is a good book that you can read online or download to read it later. Before starting the reading or downloading, here is the summary of the book that you can read. It is a thriller novel that revolves around mythology, science, religion and terrorism. The story-line takes the readers all the way back to ancient times in 244 B.C., where Emperor Ashoka the Great discovers a dark secret of the great Mahabharata. The secret is so dangerous that it could cause massive destruction to mankind if falls into wrong hands.For 2300 years the secret remained hidden to save the world from untold horror. Hence, to save the secret, Ashoka forms a group of people called ‘Nine’ and gave them oath to protect the secret even on price of their lives.Suddenly the story comes to the present, where a retired nuclear scientist, Vikram Singh is murdered in a mysterious way. Before his strange death, Vikram has sent few e-mails with cryptic clues to his nephew, Vijay. These clues further lead Vijay and his friends to unlock the secret in his uncle’s message. Throughout the story, Vijay along with his friends is racing against time while solving the mystery behind his uncle’s death and the message Vikram left before his demise.The readers will find out various fictional and mysterious things about epic Mahabharata while going through the series of adventures in the book. Combining past and present, the book will intrigue all fiction lovers who are also keen to read about ancient India.

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The protagonist looks like a fool who doesn’t think Uzi-waving men are any real threat. Who, along with his friends, thinks international terrorists are a joke and helps them voluntarily thinking they will let them go as a gesture of goodwill. In fact it’s ridiculous how every member of the ragtag team volunteers information they know will be used for causing massive destruction. A man of integrity would have happily sacrificed his own pathetic life so as not to help people who kill in thousands, but not these people. A man with sense would know that the terrorists would kill him and his friends anyway once they get what they want, but not these people. And in the end, the protagonist has no regrets for what he did and consoles himself with the fact that he did it to save his friends. Really? This last part is really hard to understand.All the characters are really caricatures carrying the story. It’s a plot driven book, and the plot is, though a bit far-fetched, not bad. Conspiracy theories are all the rage, thanks to Dan Brown. The characters are all a bit gullible and unidimensional, and hence uninteresting. It’s terribly convenient how all history buffs come together to form a team, that too from diverse backgrounds. Why an Indian nuclear scientist would trust a Pakistani nuclear scientist with a terrible secret is something that’s neither explained nor explicable. An amateur ancient script aficionado deciphers them on the fly like reading a book on nursery poems, and competes with himself in making it as fast and as easy for the waiting terrorists as possible. Poor chaps are pressed for time, after all.