Ash Mistry Chronicles Pack x 3 Pack

by Sarwat Chadda (author)

3books

Format: Paperback
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In an ancient land of temples, incense and snake charmers, the monsters and heroes of the past are coming to life. Now it’s up to one geeky boy from our time to kick some demon ass! Ash Mistry hates India. Which is a problem, since his uncle has brought him and his pesky little sister Lucky there. Ash’s uncle is meant to take up a dream job with the mysterious Lord Savage. But Ash suspects something is very wrong with the eccentric millionaire. And he’s right! Lord Savage wants to open the Iron Gates that have kept the demon king, Ravana, locked up for four millenia. Yikes…

An utterly addictive fantasy trilogy based on Indian myths

Perfect for fans of Percy Jackson and the Aru Shah series

Bursting with breakneck action, wry humour and scary twists

Ash is a wonderful reluctant hero, both likeable and realistic

“A fabulous, action-packed modern take on Indian mythology. I can’t wait to read more!” Rick Riordan

“Full of the excitement of an Indiana Jones or The Mummy movie and will reward readers with an interesting mix of Indian mythology and life or death thrills.” Carousel