The Alexander Secret

De: Christopher C. Doyle

Narrado por: Swetanshu Bora

In 334 BC Alexander the Great begins his conquest of the Persian Empire. But his plans for everlasting glory do not end there, and the young king marches towards the Ends of the Earth - the lands of the Indus - on a secret quest. It will lead him to an ancient secret concealed in the myths of the Mahabharata - a secret that is powerful enough to transform him into a god.

Present day. In Greece the ancient tomb of a queen is discovered, a tomb that has been an enigma for over 2,000 years.

In New Delhi, the Intelligence Bureau discovers unexplained corpses in a hidden lab. Vijay Singh and his friends, now members of an elite task force, are sucked into a struggle with a powerful and ruthless enemy. In a deadly race against time, they will need to solve a riddle from antiquity that will lead them to encounter shocking secrets from the past - secrets that will reveal mystifying links between ancient history, the Mahabharata and the ancient enemy with diabolical plans for a future that will hold the world to ransom.

The Quest has just begun...

After The Mahabharata Secret, Christopher C Doyle yet again explores the science behind the enduring mythology of the Mahabharata and brings it alive in a contemporary setting. The result is a gripping story that will keep you hooked right until the last minute.

©2014 Christopher C. Doyle (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

an interesting view on ancient hindu stories

Let me start by saying the narrator was brilliant. the story ventures into an interesting and scientific view on mytological claims. wonderful experience

Hooked!

I was hooked on the plot immediately! All the history, intrigue, and suspense made me feel like I was watching a movie in my head. the narration was great and the voice distinctions were very clear. I am a fan!!!!!

A decent fiction but a very bad Indian accent

the story keeps you engaged and it's a decent fiction, but the pronunciation in the Indian accent is terrible, especially the word "Mahabharata" considering it forms the Crux of the story.