Review of Ashvamedha: The Game of Power

Story line: - "You have to dethrone a powerful man to become the most powerful. I was itching to defeat the single most powerful person, but there wasn't any. I was left with only one choice — to create one."

Little does Ashwin Jamwal know that the last twenty-five years of his life have been controlled by a master manipulator, who wanted to make him the most powerful man on earth, though for a reason! Ashwin steps up to take oath as the youngest Prime Minister of India and is unknowingly thrown into a vortex of power and authority as the entire world is threatened by a faceless enemy — Hades.

The world starts to look up to Ashwin as the savior, but he was just a pawn, reared only to be sacrificed in the end.

A story of greed, lies, deceptions, manipulations and corruption, Ashvamedha is a thriller revolving around the infamous game of power in a maddening bid to seek absolute control.

Review:- Is she really a debut author? Tell me it’s a lie! I am a fan of her now. 

Starting with the cover, it’s completely significant with the chessmen as it is a political thriller and “You have to dethrone a powerful man to become the most powerful,” just like the game of chess. The book really made me put my phone down and turn the pages as fast as possible till the end. With all twists & turns intertwined by the author and being written in a simple and very easily apprehensible language, this book is a great read. Though I was bit disappointed with the ending but taking the note that it is fiction the ending is acceptable. The way she pointed out the issue like corruption is worth a praise.

Taking in note all the characters, twists & turns, narration and the language of this book, the hard work of the author is clearly be seen. A very good luck to Aparna Sinha for her debut.

Rating:- 4 out of 5 stars.

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