Scion of Ikshavaku is yet another amazing book by Amish Tripathi. The book have great details and the events seems quite logical.
He has done a wonderful job by separating the divinity from Lord Ram’s character and has beautifully show what made him one amongst Gods.
The story also has connections with the previous shiva trilogy, ehich indeed makes it more appealing and realistic.
Although it has a very different version of the traditional ramayana but it seems accurately logical and correct.
It is so good that it would not be wrong to consider it modern day ramayana. I can’t wait for the next paet of this series.