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The First Aryan: The Legend of Vrsakapi by Paramu Kurumathur is a unique murder mystery set in the Vedic period. The narrative unfolds in Parsupur, the capital of the ancient kingdom of Parsuvarta, where a series of brutal killings threatens the realm’s stability. Kasyapa and Agastya, two students training to become priests, are tasked by their guru to investigate these mysterious deaths. As they delve deeper, they uncover a web of political rivalries, prejudices, and power struggles that challenge the kingdom’s facade of order. The novel offers readers a glimpse into the customs and life of Vedic times while weaving an intriguing tale of suspense.
Paramu Kurumathur, an avid reader of historical works and a keen traveler, has been exposed to diverse cultures and religious traditions over decades. His research into the Rig Veda inspired this novel, blending historical insights with a compelling narrative. The book is available in paperback and Kindle editions, with a length of 288 pages.
Readers have praised the book for its gripping storyline and the unique setting of a murder mystery in Vedic times. The novel has been described as a “wonderful mystery in a novel setting,” with readers finding it difficult to put down once they get into it. The portrayal of customs and life during that era adds depth to the narrative, making it an interesting read for those intrigued by historical fiction intertwined with suspense.
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