Book review- Dharmayoddha Kalki: Avatar of Vishnu (Book 1) by Kevin Missal
“I know it sounds abysmal…” he chuckled at the mere thought of it, “but I just want to be happy and content.” “Do you not dream big? Do you not want to travel?” Kalki rounded his arms around his little brother. “Perhaps I chose not to. Perhaps big doesn’t always matter. It’s also the little things, specks of happiness, that we go through in a day that we should look out for. It’s funny how grief makes you realise the good things you have overlooked in life.” Yet another mythology read!! Our country has a rich heritage, history, and mythology that we are unaware of, and the many tales often lost within archives are yet to be explored. Books on Indian mythology are my weakness, and I love to read and be amazed by all the stories these books portray in the vivid imagination of the writers. This long-pending to-read book from my list is the recent read Dharmayoddha Kalki: Avatar of Vishnu by Kevin Missal. It is the first book in the trilogy. The plot's setting is (around 36...