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The song goes on to feature many of the signature styles that Skyfire featured on their first album. Continuing in that vein, “Colliding in Mind” is more of the older style sound with a faster and more aggressive sound. This song also has spectacular bass and vocal work.
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The eternal breath is calling
Ever to be sanctified
There's nothing like the pain
And the hollow sound of silence
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To tell the tale of a thousand years
The time is now
To whisper the ancient secret
Yesterday, filled with hubris
Now I met my superior soul
The wrath of all forgotten
Twisting my body, bending my mind
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Nothing is what it used to be
From an emptiness divine
Once lost in the immense void
Now a molten core deep within
The speed of light, the sounds so clear
Stone cold, as I touch your withered face
Oblivious to the nature
You give hail to the higher ones
Mind the revolution
Revelation in my mind
This is the only solution
When all is left behind
The way things are, the way things were
There is no trust in telling lies
This time we won't look back
Till we reach our final destination
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This is the great disaster
Crawling from beneath
Mournful, the final words are spoken
Without life I must remain
The truth lies for me open
Struck by the ricochet
Damned by the world going faster
This is the great disaster
Evolution complete
The choice is made.
Racing for perfection and superior forms.
Some things were meant to be
The fact is so clear
Nothing lies before us
It's all so vague
The source we all descend from, always obsolete
Turning from instincts and inner peace
The way we were, we still can't focus
Tomorrow brings us one step closer to our fate
The speed of light, the sounds so clear
Stone cold, as I touch your withered face
Oblivious to the nature
You give hail to the higher ones
Mind the revolution
Revelation in my mind
This is the only solution
When all is left behind
Once again we all will see
Destruction and shattered harmony
But in the end it's all so clear
Another time is near
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May 2012. India is hit by a series of freak weather disturbances and startling epidemics that threaten to bring the country to its knees. At the same time, children are disappearing from the slums in the capital and nobody seems to care.
Stumbling upon these strange and seemingly unrelated incidents, journalist Chandrasekhar, historian Meenakshi Pirzada and intelligence ope..more
Stumbling upon these strange and seemingly unrelated incidents, journalist Chandrasekhar, historian Meenakshi Pirzada and intelligence ope..more
Published October 19th 2016 by Pan Macmillan India
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SKYFIRE is the 3rd novel by Aroon Raman and is the sequel of 'The Shadow Throne'.
Here's a short synopsis of the book :-
India is faced with drastic climate changes. There are acid rainfall in various places and along with that snow storms are formed in certain ranges of Himalayas that have never happened before like this. The IB, R&AW and other investigation agencies think that these weather changes might be manipulated by men, to use it as weather weapon on Indian sub continent and it's neig..more
Here's a short synopsis of the book :-
India is faced with drastic climate changes. There are acid rainfall in various places and along with that snow storms are formed in certain ranges of Himalayas that have never happened before like this. The IB, R&AW and other investigation agencies think that these weather changes might be manipulated by men, to use it as weather weapon on Indian sub continent and it's neig..more
I just referred to the little review I had written of Aroon Raman's earlier novel, The Treasure of Kafur and found that the same review holds good for Skyfire, too! This one too is a fast paced novel with a compelling plot, but the execution could have been better. There are certain loose ends which seem to have been edited out and there are some elements that could have been better explained / elaborated. Overall, I would rate this 3.5 stars out of 5 and again hope for better books from this su..more
Having heard the name of Aroon Raman in praise of his previous two novels I have really been looking forward to reading this one. And I dare say it didn't disappoint me in the slightest.
Skyfire has been a completely new experience for me, a type of tale I have never come across. The absolute incredible storyline which literally gave me goosebumps at times.
What if the country suddenly faces extreme danger of which the source is unknown? What if a large no.of orphans start disappearing suddenly?..more
Skyfire has been a completely new experience for me, a type of tale I have never come across. The absolute incredible storyline which literally gave me goosebumps at times.
What if the country suddenly faces extreme danger of which the source is unknown? What if a large no.of orphans start disappearing suddenly?..more
Initial review posted on: https://dreambookreviews.wordpress.co..
The story takes on an exponential growth towards catastrophe from the initial pages itself, leaving no doubts regarding what is to be expected as the characters develop and the plot deepens. The tension in the pages is very visible and one might feel the walls closing in around as one dives deeper.
I personally loved the simple way the story is put across without any technical jargon. The plot is somewhat expected if you have watch..more
The story takes on an exponential growth towards catastrophe from the initial pages itself, leaving no doubts regarding what is to be expected as the characters develop and the plot deepens. The tension in the pages is very visible and one might feel the walls closing in around as one dives deeper.
I personally loved the simple way the story is put across without any technical jargon. The plot is somewhat expected if you have watch..more
Writing a book is a long and tiresome journey for everyone and its not good to trash a book just because one did not like it, I have really liked the previous two books by Aroon but this one was just too predictable and a little over the top for me. I would want other reads to decide for themselves, it just did not engage me enough.
TL/DR: The first Aroon Raman book I've read. And I'm going to read the others.
The book started off with two very different issues - child trafficking & weather manipulation - and managed to tie them up well. A well told story in all, with none of the characters resorting to superhuman stunts - keeping the action sequences believable. The plot & story direction was quite predictable from the initial chapters, but it was still fun to read.
Despite the book being a part of a series involvin..more
The book started off with two very different issues - child trafficking & weather manipulation - and managed to tie them up well. A well told story in all, with none of the characters resorting to superhuman stunts - keeping the action sequences believable. The plot & story direction was quite predictable from the initial chapters, but it was still fun to read.
Despite the book being a part of a series involvin..more
As a reader of 'The Shadow Throne' I was acquainted with Aroon Raman's unique style that fuses intense geopolitical machinations with Indian reality. This one was also very good. Unlike the Nuclear Armageddon of the last book, this one has an even more powerful thing at its bossom: weather! As the nation reels under sudden onslaught of weather anomalies, a search for a stray brings our intrepid heroes closer to a devastating truth.
What happens next?
I enjoyed the book. Hopefully so would you.
Reco..more
What happens next?
I enjoyed the book. Hopefully so would you.
Reco..more
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Aroon Raman is another promising suspense thriller writer from India. The author tactically picks a delicate topic of how pharmaceutical companies illegally experiment their drugs and spread epidemic with a vested interest to boost their sales.
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Detailed review on my blog https://crypticarticles.wordpress.com..
May 20, 2019Saurabh Bharti rated it it was amazing
HARP technique can be far more disastrous than the fission and fusion bombs,Aroon has provided a wide view of upcoming climatic challenges and all of them starts with manual intervention with the nature flow.We have came too far in being the smartest creature on planet earth now time has came we truly believe in ourselves that we are the smartest and will save the blue planet.
I knew from the very beginning of the book that where it will go. There were so many coincidences in the book that the overall impact that a thriller actually needs went missing. The writing was strong but the storyline was definitely weak.
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Dec 06, 2018Shreedhar Venne rated it it was amazing
Gripping novel from beginning to end. The only part that was not relevant is the chemistry between Chandra and Vaishali based on his deceased wife Yamini.
Jun 05, 2019Nishit rated it really liked it
Carrying it from Shadow Throne and blending it beautifully. Must read.
Story at the beginning is good, you can call it a little nature related book but at the end it looses its charm as you came to the culprit.
A very interesting Indian Spy Thriller.
Thrilling but predictable..
Theme of the book is good, starting is good but ending is abrupt!!!!
Feb 12, 2017Amit Morya rated it really liked it
Fast and gripping. Good for leisure reading.
Mar 18, 2017Aruna Kumar Gadepalli rated it it was amazing
Fast paced thriller. Easy and quick read.
Disclosure: I got it free as part of Flipkart's Blogger Review Programme and this review is more than a month late. Sorry, V and the good folks at Flipkart!
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Freak localised weather disturbances are targeting Indian cities, and bringing with them disease and death...acid rain, burning hot winds, rains carrying deadly viruses etc. No one can explain them, but the highest echelons of Indian intelligence know that these anomalies are man-made, an..more
Nov 03, 2016Viju rated it liked it----------------------------------------------------
Freak localised weather disturbances are targeting Indian cities, and bringing with them disease and death...acid rain, burning hot winds, rains carrying deadly viruses etc. No one can explain them, but the highest echelons of Indian intelligence know that these anomalies are man-made, an..more
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Skyfire by Aroon Raman [Book Review]
This book was provided to me by the publisher as a part of the Flipkart Blogger Book Review Program.
As mentioned in a previous review, there have been a multitude of thrillers that have emerged in the Indian author writing scene in the last few years. There have been a few well-crafted stories which give you an edge-of-the-seat feel as you peruse them. The premise of a routine thriller typically lies on the fact that there is a problem that needs immediate at..more
This book was provided to me by the publisher as a part of the Flipkart Blogger Book Review Program.
As mentioned in a previous review, there have been a multitude of thrillers that have emerged in the Indian author writing scene in the last few years. There have been a few well-crafted stories which give you an edge-of-the-seat feel as you peruse them. The premise of a routine thriller typically lies on the fact that there is a problem that needs immediate at..more
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Jan 21, 2017Aritri Chatterjee rated it really liked it
Amidst the waves of murder mysteries, Skyfire is like a fresh change of wind in the mystery genre. It is the kind of book I would recommend to all my friends and may be even lend it to them. Although I have not read the other two books of the author but his third book is a compelling and engaging must-read of the year 2016.
The book has two simultaneously progressing plots that are equally engrossing. Journalist Chandrasekhar and Meenakshi, the college professor of history are puzzled by the sudd..more
The book has two simultaneously progressing plots that are equally engrossing. Journalist Chandrasekhar and Meenakshi, the college professor of history are puzzled by the sudd..more
SKYFIRE follows a simple narrative pattern, but keeps it fast and edge-of-the-seat.
Why I say simple is because, it follows just 2 tracks.
One that starts at Meenakhsi's school for the destitute. And the other that builds simultaneously, is of Hasan tracking some climate change problems. Unlike today's fad of opening up some 4-5 tracks and meandering for long while the reader gets lost; Skyfire sticks to just 2 tracks.
But then the author keeps it fast and pacy. Very quickly you get going on a..more
Why I say simple is because, it follows just 2 tracks.
One that starts at Meenakhsi's school for the destitute. And the other that builds simultaneously, is of Hasan tracking some climate change problems. Unlike today's fad of opening up some 4-5 tracks and meandering for long while the reader gets lost; Skyfire sticks to just 2 tracks.
But then the author keeps it fast and pacy. Very quickly you get going on a..more
Nov 20, 2016Bookish Indulgenges with b00k r3vi3ws rated it really liked it
In Skyfire Meenakshi, Syed Ali and Chandrasekar take on a journey to follow up with seemingly unrelated events. On one hand, we have freak weather conditions; From acid rain to fiery hot winds to random lightning flashes that causes skin burns and diseases. On the other hand, we have random children going missing from the slums, yet nobody seems to care much. Growing from The Shadow Throne, Meenakshi, Chandrasekar and Syed Ali take on an adventure like never before. They are up against a power t..more
1/10 actually.
To be honest, the premise of this book was pretty interesting. Alas, so much wasted potential!
The pacing in this book was something done wonderfully. Hardly any slow moments.
The why rate it so low?
First of all, the plot. Predictable. That should not always be a problem. It usually is not, but this is only when you have charcters you care about. Not a single one in this book that one could really care about or with a believable yet fun arc.
And i guess plot and characters are two of..more
To be honest, the premise of this book was pretty interesting. Alas, so much wasted potential!
The pacing in this book was something done wonderfully. Hardly any slow moments.
The why rate it so low?
First of all, the plot. Predictable. That should not always be a problem. It usually is not, but this is only when you have charcters you care about. Not a single one in this book that one could really care about or with a believable yet fun arc.
And i guess plot and characters are two of..more
First half is great , second half is bullshit.
Disclaimer: I got this book as part of Flipkart Blogger Review Program.
It’s been long since I’ve read a thriller so this one was much anticipated. Skyfire by Aroon Raman isn’t your typical thriller. (or maybe it is- depends on the kind you’ve been reading).
The beginning of Skyfire seemed too Dan Brown-ish and then some. And then it seemed like a cliche out of all the “change society” movies. But then, the book picked up its pace. And the plot got better, if a bit too twisty -though sometimes the..more
It’s been long since I’ve read a thriller so this one was much anticipated. Skyfire by Aroon Raman isn’t your typical thriller. (or maybe it is- depends on the kind you’ve been reading).
The beginning of Skyfire seemed too Dan Brown-ish and then some. And then it seemed like a cliche out of all the “change society” movies. But then, the book picked up its pace. And the plot got better, if a bit too twisty -though sometimes the..more
One word: Unputdownable. I am so glad to have picked this book up. Though the initial pace of the book is slow, it catches up as the author describes the fine details of each of the freak weather disturbances and unusual natural occurances. The character sketches of the main protagonists, the trio of Chandrashekhar, Meenakshi Pirzada and Syed Ali Hassan have also been defined very well, each of them have a key role in the plot.
Overall, a pacy and a racy read, not a single dull moment! Now I'm c..more
Overall, a pacy and a racy read, not a single dull moment! Now I'm c..more
Skyfire by Aroon Raman is a thriller fiction ( a science fiction ). I really liked the title of the book and the book cover too is quite interesting. This is the first book by Aroon Raman that I have read.The story picks up the pace in the first thirty pages itself and keeps you glued to the book. There are so many incidents that give goose bumps. Thriller being my favourite genre, I would definitely like to read his other works now.
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A Masters Degree in Economics from JNU and then an MBA from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania have given me an unusual education - a full spectrum from the left to the right!
Till 2014, I ran my own manufacturing and research companies, both of which have since been successfully divested to multinationals.
I'm now taking that old Chinese proverb seriously: 'Enjoy life: it's later than..more
Till 2014, I ran my own manufacturing and research companies, both of which have since been successfully divested to multinationals.
I'm now taking that old Chinese proverb seriously: 'Enjoy life: it's later than..more