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Shivi & Satty by Anupama Gupta

BOOK - Shivi & Satty: And The Warriors of Death
AUTHOR: Anupama Gupta

*My Ratings* : 4.7/5 ⭐

Shivi & Satty : And The Warriors of Death by Anupama Gupta is one of those books where I really had to think about what I have to mention in the review from the story as I don't want to give spoilers. The book is of fantasy genre mixed with mythological retelling and a lot of twists and turns. 

The story revolves around Satty( Satya) and his love of life Shivi. Satty is a college student who blames himself for his mother's death and just want to know whether he is the reason or is there some other reasons? Then in his life enters Niru a character that helps him find the answer to his question and this is the point where the major twists start coming into the story. 

Further in the story we get to know about Yamas, scions and how Satty is one of them and now he has a big work at his hand but before that he with Shivi and his friend Vipin is invited to an ashram and all Satty knew was that his answers lie there in the ashram and he has to find them. But what is his big purpose of life? Why he is a savior and whom he have to save and most important from who? 

The story is intriguing and will keep you at the edge all the time right from the beginning.  The language is simple and narration is excellent it keeps you hooked to the story. The characters are well written and the background setup is awesome. 

This book is a must read and I'm sure everyone will love it as it has romance, suspense, thrill not to mention the most loved genre fantasy.  This book is a complete package, a package which when opened gives excitement and thrill.

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