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Mercury island is a mystery island. a college professor named nicolson found an old book and a map. so he is taking a break from his teaching life and going for an adventure journey to the mercury island. Review: Good - Great novel. Review: Good Imagination - Nice Story
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,525,511 in Kindle Store ( See Top 100 in Kindle Store ) #113 in Malayalam eBooks #7,235 in Magical Realism #13,144 in Fantasy Adventure Fiction |
T**T
Good
Great novel.
P**N
Good Imagination
Nice Story
J**N
Really superb
I started reading this book after seeing an article in Manorama. I will call this book a real thriller. A malayalam story which can match any english adventure story. Writer please publish this in English which will take you to Next level.. Only problem with this story is one's we start reading it's very difficult to stop reading unless we finish the full book.. Well done APF...
S**0
Total waste of time
Not interesting
S**D
Best Malayalam fantasy novel
I bought this in August 2021. Really appreciate the author. One the best fantasy fictions I've read. Mind-blowing story. Must read.
A**D
Awsome
From begging to end it felt like we are the charactors and the journey is ours. Wonderful fantasy from malayalam. Actually it made scences in mind like Harry Potter series. Very impressive.
M**N
A Captivating and Enjoyable Read!
I recently read Mercury Island by Akhil on Kindle, and it was an absolute delight! The story is incredibly engaging, with a unique plot that kept me hooked from start to finish. The writing style is smooth and immersive, making it easy to visualize the island and its intriguing characters. Akhil has done a fantastic job crafting a tale that is both adventurous and thought-provoking. I thoroughly enjoyed every chapter and found myself unable to put it down. Highly recommended for anyone looking for an interesting and entertaining read. Rating: 5/5
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