Hidden Treasure: An exhilarating pursuit in search of forgotten sagas & Lost Treasure

by Anirban Roy

An exhilarating hunt for an immense treasure hoard, hidden somewhere in the erstwhile capital of the richest colony, of the most powerful colonial empire!Two friends come up with scanty lead to find out the Treasure of the Kings! But they are confronted by a mysterious man – Khan! But even Khan is challenged by another group, seeking the same treasure! – Who are these people?The friends, a secret inner faction of an ancient, powerful brotherhood – the …! and some unknown others in the same legacy, contest in bloodshed to reach and unlock the Treasure of the Kings!- What is there in the hoard? How much in value?With their search through the shadowy passages of history …. from persons to buildings to port and forts and church to secret societies …. even historic graveyards and underground tunnel … and cracking ciphers, they near the hoard!- Who will get the immense hoard of treasure? - Hidden ...!The entire quest is based on ... raw, real history! revealing even some hidden chapters of secretive history itself! - Hidden TreasureFrom The AuthorDo you feel interested in secretive history? – which is not found in the common books?Interest in Secret Society? the Freemasons? – If you are interested in their secretive origin and early activities, so important in shaping the face of modern world, take this charming journey … into hidden and forgotten sagas!With the bonus of a thrilling treasure hunt. Happy reading. Enjoy.About the AuthorHidden Treasure is the second novel by author Anirban Roy. – A result of his meticulous research, personal experience of the city Kolkata as a citizen there and penmanship. His first novel The Red Ink Pen was published from a traditional publishing house in USA. He is an M.A. in history and lives in the city of Kolkata.

Kindle Edition

Published October 2, 2021

Reviews

[Samikshan Sengupta]

In the age of Dan Brown & SJ Watson, who writes a thriller like this?

Riddled with cliche expressions, spelling mistakes, wrong English, unverified history, this book is a humongous trash.

The author seems to have a faint, threadbare idea on the history of Calcutta & has woven a deplorable narrative based that that idea. He also has no idea how to write a thriller.

Utterly avoidable.