I like to think of Mira Prabhu as a spunky visionary wielding ruthless compassion. Her books delight, mesmerize, enthrall, and encourage the soul to grow, if even a little. Catch this delightful interview on Sally Cronin’s blog…
Today the featured book is book two of The Moksha Trilogy comprising books about the enlightenment of three Indian women. Two of these three novels (Whip of the Wild God and Copper Moon Over Pataliputra) are set in ancient India; the second in the series, Krishna’s Counsel, is a contemporary novel set both in India and Manhattan and could be classified as Spiritual Crime Fiction.
About Krishna’s Counsel.
Krishna’s Counsel sweeps you back to sleepy south India in the 1960s, right into the tumultuous life of Pia, a brilliant and defiant teenager whose world disintegrates under the brutal sword-thrust of an eerie death. It is the loving gift of a magnificent view of eastern philosophy – particularly a poignant scene in the Bhagavad Gita, when Lord Krishna advises the quailing warrior Prince Arjuna to pick up his great bow Gandiva and forever rout the corrupt foe, regardless…
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I’m reading this book now and fascinated! ❤
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Yours and Mira’s are next on my list – my long long long long list 🙂
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I’m humbled! I know how long the lists are T! PS if you don’t have book1 to my new upcoming one, Conflicted Hearts will be free in a week and a half, so you can get it then. ❤
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Too late, Deb. I prefer REAL books and have already ordered. But thanks for the heads up. And about the free Kindle eBook business on Amazon… never did figure that one out. Life on the astral plane ain’t so tech oriented 🙂 ❤
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