It is also included in the Archaeological Survey of India list of ancient temples. The temple is dedicated to Lord Mahasu Devta as Lord Mahasu is the chief deity of the all nearby areas.

**This book review is a part of “The Readers Cosmos Book Review Program and Blog Tours, for details log on to temple is situated in Tuini - Mori road at Hanol. Title : PRALAY: The Great Deluge (Harappa Series #2) With new character developments, more action scenes and mythology blended with thriller, you can definitely pick this one up without a second thought. The writer has kept the pace fast this time with the action scenes more vivid and lively which kept me hooked. The writing is more technical and gripping this time as compared to the previous book. It was hard to keep a track and I had to go back to the previous pages and then continue reading.Īs compared to the previous book, the end again left me baffled waiting for the next book. However, with too much going on I completely lost interest in the middle and had to keep the book down. With the introduction of new characters the plot got interesting and gripping. The plot is a mix of mythology and fiction and equal weightage is given to both the genres. The story takes place in various dimensions and as the pages keep turning we travel to different dimensions throughout the book. The plot of this book is similar like the first part. This made the whole reading process a lot simple for no one would have the time to read the first book all over again and then pick the second one. The second book in the Harappa Series, Pralay opens up with a flashback of what happened in the first book. What happens to the devta of Harappa? Is Vidyut truly the prophesied saviour? Who are the veiled overlords behind the sinister World Order? What was the macabre blueprint of the mysterious emperor at Bithynian City? Turn the pages to unravel one of the world’s greatest conspiracies and the haunting story of a lost, ancient civilization. The Blood River rises to avenge her divine sons. A maha-taantric offers a chilling sacrifice.ģ25 AD, Bithynian City (modern-day Turkey) – Unable to foresee the monster he was untethering, an extraordinary monarch commissions a terrifying world-vision spanning millennia.ġ700 BCE, East of Harappa – A mystical fish-man proclaims the onset of Pralay – the extinction of mankind. His murdered wife’s pious blood falls on the sands of the metropolis, sealing the black fate of Harappa…forever.Ģ017, Banaras – A master assassin bites into cyanide, but not before pronouncing the arrival of an unstoppable, dark force. “Even death is afraid of the White Mask…”ġ700 BCE, Harappa – The devta of Harappa has fallen…tortured and condemned to the dungeons of the dead.

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