Book Review 115: Sinbad and the Tomb of Alexander by Kevin Missal


Packed with action, thrill and suspense, Sinbad and the Tomb of Alexander is a brilliant retelling of the adventures of Sinbad the Sailor, from the classic One Thousand and One Nights. This is the second book in the series After saving the world from Armageddon, Sinbad finds himself in the midst of another thrilling adventure!


Sinbad has been bestowed with another important responsibility. Along with his friends, who accompany him in his quest, Sinbad has to procure the Water of Life. And in order to find that, he has to locate the three stones which will lead him to the Tomb of Alexander the Great, where the Water of Life is hidden.
But Sinbad has a number of perilous encounters on his way - the Viking warriors, the Chinese alchemists, and even creatures of the dark!
Will Sinbad and his crew be successful in their mission this time?
You'll have to read the book to find out!


Sinbad and the Tomb of Alexander is a tale of friendship, courage, sacrifice, heartbreaks and finding hope and strength in difficult times. The author has deftly amalgamated humour, romance, fantasy and adventure in this book.


I absolutely enjoyed reading the book. Can't wait to find out what happens next as the voyage continues in the third book...
If you're a fan of the fantasy genre, this book is for you!


About the author: Kevin Missal is the author of the national bestselling Kalki trilogy. He has also written the Narasimha trilogy, Raavanputr Meghnad and recently, Karna. Apart from writing, he runs his own marketing agency called HubHawks which caters to authors.


My rating: 4 of 5 stars.
First Published: 2022
Pages: 336
Price: ₹250

You can buy this book from Amazon.


Thanks to the publisher, Penguin Books, for providing me with a review copy of the book in exchange for an honest review. 

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