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About The Book

Raktabhoj begins where Manthan left its last breath. Mridula Sharma is gone, Amaravati is still standing, and Vikramaditya Singh’s promise of certainty has grown more powerful than ever.

Into the empty chair steps Varun Desai: quiet, precise, impossible to read. He has spent years watching, collecting evidence and waiting for access. Now he finally has it. As buried deaths return, old loyalties fracture and the struggle for Amaravati turns violent, one question becomes harder to escape: does Varun want to destroy the machine or become the one man powerful enough to control it?

Raktabhoj is the second part of A Gods in The Glass City Saga: a thriller about power, truth and the terrible cost of a system that never needs to lose control in order to kill.

About The Author

Abhishek Mishra is a data-and-research scientist by day and a storyteller by night. His work lives around numbers, patterns, technology and complex systems; his fiction asks what happens when those systems begin making choices about human lives.

Away from data, he writes poetry, sketches, paints, cooks, lifts and practises martial arts; different disciplines connected by the same fascination with form, patience and timing. A Gods in The Glass City Saga brings those worlds together: technology and mythology, evidence and emotion, engineered order and the stubborn human instinct to question it.