Disciples Of Trikaal

ru must choose......use his powers to protect his family......or give up his life to save millions of strangers.Aru and Nemi together summoned Trikaal an ancient time traveler who agreed to be their Guru. Nemi chose to master time travel and Aru acquired the power to read the future.But their lives took a sharp turn when paranoid Nemi imprisoned Aru and his pregnant wife. Aru who considered Nemi his brother never saw it coming.Betrayed by his best friend Aru now languishes in a tiny jail cell. While Nemi travels back and forth in time wreaking death and destruction on thousands of innocent humans. His quest for power has turned into an insatiable bloodlust.Traveling to the distant future Nemi finally aims to decimate the last survivors of the human race. Aru reads this future and has a plan to end it all. But the price of doing the right thing is too high and the clock is ticking.Will Aru escape and save his family or stay and save the world?You will love this fantasy sci-fi story because it's a time travel tale with a twist.ReviewA quick read full of the usual suspense twists and turns and adventure you're sure to enjoy this one if you enjoy a good time travel story!An awsome story and must read for any fans of the series. As always a mix of scifi and mythology.As the story continues backs are stabbed promises broken and friends imprisoned. But the question remains will one man's nobility be enough to save humanity? With smooth writing and a sumptuous plot this book is quite an easy read and manages to keep you invested till the last word. Varun Sayal is a gifted storyteller and his characters are simple straightforward as are the scenes he describes. The action is in the time travel and what it uncovers. A wonderful prequel to a fascinating series.Varun Sayal is as always at his best in weaving an engaging story around multitude of parallel universes. The narration developing to and fro in the past and future world.The story is interesting and engaging and the reader gets glued to it after five minutes into the book. The language is simple and easy to understand. Some events are very well written and you can easily visualise them in your head.