Parashurama: The Axe of Rudra

About the Book

Long before he became a legend, Parashurama was a child marked by destiny. When two newborns are born under the same divine prophecy, kingdoms descend into chaos. As betrayal, war, and ambition reshape the world of Illavarti, powerful figures rise to claim their place in history—including the warrior Parashurama, the destined king Kartavirya Arjun, and the enigmatic Raavan. Filled with mythological intrigue, epic battles, monsters, and political conflict, Parashurama: The Axe of Rudra is a sweeping fantasy adventure about destiny, power, and the making of legends. Why Should Readers Pick This Book? • A Fresh Take on Indian Mythology: Reimagines legendary figures through a modern fantasy lens. • High-Stakes Epic Fantasy: Prophecies, wars, betrayals, monsters, and divine powers drive the narrative forward. • Complex Heroes and Villains: Characters are shaped by choices, ambition, loyalty, and fear rather than simple notions of good and evil. • Perfect for Fantasy Readers: Ideal for fans of immersive world-building, action-packed storytelling, and mythological adventures. Key Themes • Destiny vs Choice: Can prophecy predict the future, or do choices create it? • Dharma and Adharma: The eternal struggle between righteousness and corruption. • Power and Leadership: The burden of rule and the dangers of ambition. • Family, Loyalty, and Betrayal: Bonds tested by politics, prophecy, and war. • The Making of Legends: How ordinary lives transform into immortal stories.

About the Author
Kevin Missal wrote his first book at the age of 14, and at 22, the St. Stephens graduate is bestselling author and a full-time writer, with the first two books in his Kalki trilogy being runaway successes. Dharmayoddha Kalki: Avatar of Vishnu and its sequel Satyayoddha Kalki: Eye of Brahma have sold one lakh copies in under a year. Kevin loves reading fantasy fiction and has always been a fan of mythology. His books have featured in newspapers, such as The Sunday Guardian, The New Indian Express, and Millennium Post. He lives in Gurugram and can be contacted at kevin.s.missal@gmail.com.