Mayhem

Mayhem is not merely a story of blood and chaos—it is a meditation on fear ambition and the hunger that drives civilizations. Through raw imagery and characters caught in the whirlwind of violence the book confronts the reader with uncomfortable truths: that destruction is often as primal as creation and that love power and betrayal are never far apart. It is both a philosophical exploration and a relentless narrative making Mayhem a work that unsettles provokes and lingers long after the final page. Nikhil Khare is an English honours graduate a civil servant with the Indian Railways and an author of seven books. His work often explores the intersections of power human psychology and international politics. With a sharp academic grounding in international relations he blends scholarship with storytelling creating narratives that feel both visceral and philosophical. In Mayhem Khare channels his fascination with disorder and destiny giving readers not just a tale of violence but a reflection on the darker recesses of human ambition.