“Aftermath: The Purpose and Conflict” by Ajay Menon A
Palakkad (Kerala) [India], June 15: Aftermath is a story that features a utopian world. The timeline of the book is about a hundred years into the future. The protagonist, Asbin, is a pilot under the government of India. Asbin was rushed to his marriage and was about to be abducted by a group of terrorists. The astonishing fact is that those terrorists have come from a new era, which was a thousand years into the future.
As the story unfolds itself further, an anonymous woman abducts him during an assault hosted by the terrorist at Perth airport. The terrorists are from a specific group of a new era. They aim to activate the ultimate weapon known as Brahma’s lotus. Asbin, the hero of the story, is somehow the only key that can assist in activating the weapon. After the terrorist attack in Perth, the global consortium, in unity, accumulates the tactics to retaliate against the terrorists. This leads to an all-out war. The book, with its unexpected plot twists, is unputdownable.
Asbin had to find out his connection with the weapon and prevent it from losing it to the terrorists in the near future. The story weaves the Covid virus factor in it during the end when the terrorists had to fight the final battle on the city of Taif. If we do not advance towards taking custody of nature, the vivid portrayal of the future shown in the book is terrifying. The element of curiosity which separates this book from the stream of books releasing every day is Brahma’s lotus and a slight emphasis on spirituality.
The questions that become a component of thrill are the mysterious lady’s appearance and how Asbin, an ordinary man, is connected to something he never thought of. Through this book, the author makes an attempt to solve the reason behind the dreadful pandemic, Covid 19, which is taking away the lives of a large number of people.
Ajay Menon A, known by his pen name Rotten Tongue was born on 23rd April 1996, in Palakkad, Kerala. He graduated BSc in Visual communication from SRM University, Chennai.
Ajay says that he did not aspire to become an Author. Instead, he wanted to be a scriptwriter and has an ambition of becoming a Film director. However, being born in a middle-class family, the author believes that nepotism and his interest in genres that have colossal production cost and many scrutinies involved, he decided to write and make space for his reputation and show his potential through a book. You can follow him on Instagram: @ajay_lucifer
He firmly believes that dreams are priceless. The storyline is enticing, and if a reader chooses to read this book, it will be the best decision made in 2021.
During the lockdown, since it’s impossible to make short films, he wanted to keep himself engaged and so made up his mind to write this book, which is doomed to be a bestseller in the future. The book currently is rated 4.5/5 on Amazon. Check it out at https://www.amazon.in/dp/1637455003/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glc_fabc_M3QAYCWJ3N53X3X3HWB5
He is writing this book to remind everyone that there is no such dream as a rich man’s dream or a poor man’s dream. If we have a dream that doesn’t let us sleep, we can achieve it with enough heart and brain.
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