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Slayer of Kamsa

Author Ashok Banker
Category Paperback
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Author(s) Ashok Banker
ISBN / ASIN 9350290006
ISBN-13 9789350290002
Availability In Stock.
Sales Rank #2,733,725
Category Paperback
Marketplace United States
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This is the Indian print edition published by HarperCollins India. For the Kindle and other ebook editions, please search for "AKB eBOOKS" or visit the official website of Ashok K. Banker and his AKB eBOOKS imprint at ashokbanker.com
Forewarned by a prophecy, the demonic King Kamsa orders every newborn to be put to the sword. But even in the womb, the unborn Krishna uses powerful magic to cast a spell across the entire kingdom on the night of his birth. The stage is set for the epic clash of the childgod and the terrible forces of evil with the birth of Krishna, the slayer of Kamsa ... The fantastic adventures of the Hindu god Krishna have entertained and inspired people for millennia. Playful cowherd, mischievous lover, feared demon-slayer the legendary exploits of this super-being in human form rival the most rousing fantasy epics. Now, the author of the Ramayana Series®, the hugely successful epic retelling of the ancient Sanskrit poem, works his magic once again with the tales of Krishna. All the pomp, splendour and majesty of ancient India come alive in this extraordinary eight-book series.
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