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Birbal Books Bundle

Birbal Books Bundle

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Get two Birbal books for the price of one. In Crows of Agra, Akbar meets Birbal for the first time. In The Tree Bears Witness, Birbal solves an impossible puzzle and saves the emperor's life.


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Grab both Birbal novels for a reduced price.

The year is 1650 A.D. Step into the world of Akbar and Birbal of your childhood. Follow Birbal as he rises from humble beginnings as Mahesh Das, and becomes the Mughal Emperor's favourite courtier.

Kick back at the end of a long day with these cozy books, and see if you can crack these puzzling mysteries before Birbal does.

The world of wise, witty Birbal comes alive for you. Sip on your coffee and let him tell you his story.

All purchases in this store are backed by a no-questions-asked, full refund guarantee for 30 days. So go ahead and order with confidence.

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Raghu

The complex relationship between Emperor Akbar and his wet nurse Maham Anga in "The Crows of Agra," which serves as a pivotal element that drives the story forward, is explored well. Having heard of Sharath before but never read his work, this bundle at such an attractive price point seemed like the perfect introduction to his historical mysteries. The bundle's feature allowing me to read these books on any device proved invaluable as I found myself switching between my phone and tablet depending on where I am. Great value for money and time!

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Prachi Phadke

Sharath Komarraju's "The Tree Bears Witness" stands out brilliantly for transporting me into what feels like an Agatha Christie novel beautifully reimagined within the Mughal framework. The execution, the suspense, the careful plotting, and the sprinkling of hints and red herrings - excellent!

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Diti Chatterjee

I found myself completely immersed in Sharath Komarraju's Birbal mysteries. Having heard of Sharath before but never having read his work, I decided this bundle at such a reasonable price point was the perfect introduction. I liked the nuanced portrayal of the relationship between the young Emperor Akbar and his regent Bairam Khan. The books come with a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee which gave me the confidence to make the purchase, though I certainly won't be requesting any refund. Anyone who appreciates well-researched historical fiction will love these books!

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Alok Sundararajan

Despite being a long-time mystery reader, I was not able to decipher the puzzle on my own despite all the clues given to me. Crows of Agra is great too, but the Tree Bears Witness was just exceptional - in my opinion.

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Ravi Krishnan

Sharath's immersive writing style draws you into 16th century Mughal India with such vivid detail that you can almost hear the bustling sounds of the royal court. Having never heard of Sharath Komarraju before, I was initially drawn to the bundle by the beautiful covers with their intricate Mughal-inspired designs. I particularly liked "The Crows of Agra" for the way Sharath weaves historical elements seamlessly into the narrative. Great for every mystery lover's library.