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Sons of Brahma

by Dhruba Hazarika
Fiction 2014 272 pages

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Jongom Hanse, a unassuming scholar immersed in the realms of books and physics, finds his tranquil existence disrupted when an unexpected figure, the unyielding rebel leader Anjan Phukan, marks him out for an extraordinary role. Perplexed by this unforeseen turn of events, Jongom is thrust into a perilous situation. On their second encounter, the abruptness of their meeting is shattered as they are apprehended, leading to Anjan's tragic demise. Trapped in a web of danger, with law enforcement and insurgents accusing him of being complicit in Anjan's death, Jongom's only option is to flee the sanctuary of the university campus. Joined by his steadfast companion Pranab, they embark on a frantic journey through the vibrant Brahmaputra valley. As they traverse this landscape, they confront a chilling world of cutthroat politics. Along this tumultuous path, they stumble upon a haunting secret that binds them in ways they could never have envisaged. Intensely captivating, "Sons of Brahma" weaves an irresistible narrative, inviting readers into the heart of Assam, a story that holds them in its grip until the very last page.

Published
Apr 2014
Publisher
Pages
272
Format
Paperback, Kindle / eBook
ISBN
0143422812
Language
English
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