Another rising IITian author, master of action thrillers – the Dan Brown of India

His first book, the Four Patriots, sold over 10000 copies, becoming a Rupa bestseller.  This second book is about a top Indian military intelligence officer named Kabir, who has been investigating the disappearance of Malaysian aircraft MH470 for almost a decade. During his latest submarine expedition to find debris, he becomes ill and is hospitalized in Kuala Lumpur as Kabir gets closer to the truth. Someone desperately wants to stop him. A hired assassin chases him, but he is saved by a US secret service agent named Keira. Kabir is then contacted by a secret society and asked to join a mission to save the world from destruction. The story takes off from here and becomes more riveting with each page. 

Sumit has a unique writing style which captivates the reader from the beginning. The setting is grand, the content is deep, and the twists are mind-blowing. There is never a dull moment. Brotherhoods, as such, are very intriguing entities. Now when two such brotherhoods lock horns, it’s an unprecedented situation in fictional history and is bound to be interesting. The story is inspired to a large extent by real happenings, especially how one of these Islamic brotherhoods was born and then gave birth to many a Frankenstein organization. There is a lot of real information and facts wrapped up within the story.

Terrorism today has become commonplace, and we read so much about it that we have become used to it. But it is a bigger threat than we can imagine. It has the potential to destroy the world. Since most of us have not lost our near and dear ones in such attacks, we cannot understand the agony of those who have. This book warns us in advance of a possible crisis situation and forces the reader to think. The story also makes the reader ponder on the angle of the arms business (mostly controlled by Western countries) being an important driver for terrorism in the world today. Who is the real culprit – The religious terrorist groups or arms conglomerates? By the end, the book will give you sufficient food for thought to decide. The story goes on to bravely take a position in a very touching and graceful way without offending anyone. 

Buying link: https://www.amazon.in/War-Brotherhoods-Sumit-Agarwal/dp/9355208545

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