Yama Echo Maya: Battle Of The Twins

by P.B. Flower

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Please walk away if you do not like to read about sadomasochistic relationships. Although there are no explicit details on such affairs, this book hints at this subject sporadically.

This book is drawn from the chapter, Human Eradication, from the ALL KAAL NONE series. However, it is a standalone work of fiction with a decisive ending. Technology & Terminologies have been explained within the story. There is also a reference section in the back to assist with anything requiring elaboration.

Yama Echo Maya is a fast-paced narrative about a galactical falsification that mimics. Featuring – Yama, the God of death, and Maya, the measure of life. A human time traveler and an obscure sequential killer.
Unwrap an advanced and futuristic journey to an iconoclast on the planet Atoll and its broken satellite, SHS-Crest.
If you are a sci-fi buff who takes an interest in the metaphysical without bargaining on the evasive emotion, love, then look no further.
This story will trek into space like none other, taking you on an advanced and futuristic journey to an iconoclast.
On the planet Atoll!

236 pages, Paperback

Published May 2, 2022

About the author

When picking up my work for you reading, I would suggest going in the following sequence - All Kaal None, Yama Echo Maya, and then i$UBSCRIBE.

One line to describe my books:
All Kaal None - The Creator is a part of you and part of the time between All and None.
Yama Echo Maya - Only a few humans can process the Universal Memory, becoming realized.
i$UBSCRIBE - Humans are not the body but the ideas they subscribe to.
Ace Umbra - Memory, that authenticates our experiences, is ethereal and non-linear.
WIP - Thought is using us. (Coming 2025)

Award winning and Amazon's Best-Selling author.
A UG Krishnamurti fan and Shiva follower!
PB is mother of three beautiful cats and a lovely daughter and wife to an ever-supportive husband. PB has always been intrigued by the mystery of our creation. In her writing, she tries to put her understanding of the world around us. It has a romantic spin to it to keep things grounded. She strives to give her readers exciting sci-fi stories blending in two inquests – Romance & Universe.

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Reviews

[Cha0tic Soul · Rating 4 out of 5]

Have you ever read a book that has left you with lots of questions?

Yama Echo Maya does exactly that. Set in the "The All Kaal None Universe", the book etches in the readers' mind the unique question: "What if Yama and Maya battled?

Yama, the God of death, and Maya, the measure of life. The book is a brilliant amalgamation of sci-fi and mythology. Being a lover of both genres, I enjoyed the book immensely. The book took me by surprise. The book is very well researched and touches on topics of illusion, death and love. The book is fast paced and a page turner for sure. it is a gripping story based on galactical falsification with elements of time travel in it.

With just the perfect amount of spice and romance, the book is perfect for a weekend read to take you on a futuristic journey to an iconoclast on the planet Atoll.

[Regina (◡ ω ◡) · Rating 4 out of 5]

Futuristic glimpse

I still can't wrap my head around how the author correlated so many theories that we have only vaguely imagined and infused them into the characters natural voices.

Artificial intelligence taking over, virtual motherhood for infertile women, selection of higher traits in the unborn- all of these are research stories that we have experienced sometimes but to see it fleshed out in a dystopian novel is terrifying and exciting both at the same time. Can't help but wonder if humanity is inching towards what the author has envisioned.

I loved the character of Zylus and his nonchalant mannerisms of defying authority. He speaks like a proper cool dude and u couldn't help laughing at some of his statements.

Would want to revisit the All Kaal None universe to immerse myself in its unique world again.

[Prajwal Shettigar · Rating 5 out of 5]

"What is kernel?”
“In human terms, it is a presence but not physical. Awareness maybe? Soul or whatever!”


There are several intriguing concepts, both scientific as well as philosophical that this book addresses and it definitely evoked some moments of deep introspection in me.

The character of Zylus was really unique in my opinion and I would love to know about him more. I haven't read the trilogy but as this is related to the Universe that the author has built, it would be fantastic to know about the minute details and meet some more interesting characters.

[Ashutosh Agrawal]

I was highly interested in the concepts of Supra - AAI beings. At a time when artificial intelligence is gaining momentum with even toothpaste brands implementing AI, a world, albeit fictional where entire living entities are based on this, seems not far away.

For me, Citzin represents the ever confusing threads of parallel realities that we are all bound in. Could see the indication of multiverses in this. Marvel fans would love it.

[Rylo Kinn · Rating 5 out of 5]

A Mind-Boggling Cosmic Adventure

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Yama Echo Maya: Battle of the Twins is an absolute gem of a book that deserves five stars. If you're into stories that are unlike anything you've read before and enjoy a good mental challenge, this book is for you.

First, I want to give credit to the author for taking on big, complex ideas in this story. The book throws you into a very intricate world without much explanation, so take your time to figure things out; it's like solving a puzzle.

The story explores deep topics like metaphysics (which is all about the nature of reality), parallel dimensions (imagine other versions of our world), and the mysterious link between life and death. These are big ideas, and the book does a great job making you think about them.

The characters, Yama and Maya, are fascinating. They represent two powerful forces in the universe: one is all about ending things, and the other is all about creating and wanting. Their relationship is at the heart of the story and keeps you hooked.

In the end, Yama Echo Maya: Battle of the Twins is a fantastic blend of science fiction and deep thinking. It's like a rollercoaster for your brain, and it deserves all five stars. Hats off to the author for creating something so different and thought-provoking!

[Ross · Rating 5 out of 5]

A rather tricky concept was again brilliantly presented by PB Flower. Her writing style needs some getting used to. The story details a planet called Atoll with a strong sci-fi backdrop. It was essential to making the readers understand the world she had built in her series All Kaal None.
It quickly picks up the pace and gives the impression that the character Citzin had time traveled. However, Zylus caught the defect at once. He investigated this woman and linked her to many other things he was working on. Perhaps the big reveal was Zylus’s true identity, to which there were many clues left in the story, but I missed them.
It is said that a book should be read twice to understand it from a different angle. This one definitely requires that. I had to read the last chapter twice to catch what Tetra state was referring to. Also, the role of Echoed Maya was wonderfully connected to the state UG was in. It is a good attempt. Alas, many would not get it. And so, it is understandable that PB mixes romance and sci-fi in otherwise misunderstood concepts.

[Vaj Vijaya]

BOOK REVIEW
BOOK - YAMA ECHO MAYA
AUTHOR - P.B. FLOWER
GENRE - FICTION, DYSTOPIAN

Love dystopian genre?

Have you ever wondered how would the world be if all the conspiracy theories and all crazy scientific discoveries come true ?

This book exactly does that. The author has combined several theories and gave us a world where a solution is being tried out in different areas. This is not even close to perfection as when we are trying to go against the natural order. Though some changes are welcome, still this book , still it is equally terrifying. Have you ever heard the term " designer babies " ?

This book explores that concept where the babies are twitched by removing disease causing genes to be perfect babies. This reminded me of a movie which I have watched long back. Even the concept of virtual motherhood was explored. Articifical intelligence is which in vogue and professing was ruling the day. Now is it a boon or a bane?

A character in the book - zylus was speaking against the government and questioning its various absurd policies. The author has done a credible job in amalgamation various theories to give is a exciting and scary dystopian novel. This is a top notch over 1984 by George orwell.

I would love to explore the authors other books. Dystopian lovers- must check this beauty out.

[Anvesha Sharma · Rating 3 out of 5]

*Book Review*
Yama Echo Maya
By P.B. Flower
Length: 241 pages
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐/5

"What if Yama (the lord of death) and Maya (the lord of illusion) were in a battle?"

Yama Echo Maya is a fast-paced narrative about a galactical falsification that mimics. Featuring – Yama, the God of death, and Maya, the measure of life. A human time traveler and an obscure sequential killer.

Unwrap an advanced and futuristic journey to an iconoclast on the planet Atoll and its broken satellite, SHS-Crest.

If you are a sci-fi buff who takes an interest in the metaphysical without bargaining on the evasive emotion, love, then look no further. This story will trek into space like none other, taking you on an advanced and futuristic journey to an iconoclast. On the planet Atoll!

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This book is based on a trilogy: 'All Kaal None'. Since I haven't read it, this book was really difficult for me to understand. Also, the entire book was science fiction and mythology.

Just wanted to mention:
~this book was really boring.. just couldn't read it properly because I am not interested in it and I haven't read the trilogy.
~ seeing the title I thought this is going to be a mytho book, but it's more than that.. so i hope you all like it 😊

[Pradeepthi Vissamsetti · Rating 5 out of 5]

Title: Unusual novel

There are not many sci-fi novels that manage to include so many novel concepts in a single story while also maintaining a decent level of romance, drama and action that's required to engage the reader's interest from start to finish but Yama Echo Maya manages to pull this off with elegance!

I just felt that if one is acquainted with All Kaal None trilogy, they would be more comfortable reading this as some concepts would be easily understood by them, although the author has done a pretty good job by explaining difficult terms in brackets. Still, the flow is pretty smooth and story is narrated from different POVs which gives us a sneak peek into the heads of our protagonists and antagonists.

Akron in particular is one layered being that you understand and yet don't! You feel sympathy for him and then anger.

There is no disputing the fact that the format of this novel is really unusual and once you get used to it, it's really engrossing!

[Mila · Rating 5 out of 5]

It’s currently 1 am and I just finished binge reading. After reading another book from this author (i$ubscribe) I was just too intrigued by their writing style that I just couldn’t stop myself from reading even more. This book touches on so many different controversial concepts, whilst providing many different view points and angles of perception. It is mainly Sci Fi but it also includes a good amount of romance and drama. The book flows nicely, and is not too slow nor too fast paced. I highly encourage you to look into this authors books, as they are extremely unique and interesting. The particular reason I am drawn to this author is because there is simply nobody like them. At least not that I have come across. Their book is highly intellectual, but not to the point where it feels boring. I’m not one to write lengthy reviews, but when consistently giving an author (well deserved) five star reviews, I feel it is necessary. Overall a great read, would definitely recommend.

[Rudrashree Makwana · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book is interesting, unique and thought provoking. It’s written well and the plot is very well executed. The characters are intriguing and mysterious. Set in All Kaal None Universe. There was a battle that happened between Yama and Maya. Yama is a god of death while Maya is an illusion of life. There is a planet called Atoll and the author has taken us in the distant future where higher technology has taken over along with metaphysics and parallel universe and one of the character has time travelled and the mystery remains unsolved in the characters head until the infinite layers of universe along with the mystery unveils. There were some big revelations at the end. The vast mystery is connected with life, death, battle between twins, motherhood and love. This is a futuristic science fiction novel.

Thanks to the Author and Netgalley

[Aditi Bhowmick · Rating 5 out of 5]

"The seed of opposing expression, To equate the indecent deception Only the nothing held the whole, Echo of Maya, defy the creator’s mole"

Zylus explains with this chant that good can only exist along with evil. It reminds me of why binary codes exist - one is significant only because of zero. Such philosophical discourses are the essence of this book interspersed with throttling action and sensuous romance.
With the advent of SciFi mythological films in bollywood, I was interested reading about the Astras , powerful mythical asteroids capable of being manipulated by people who can control elements.
This book could be a webseries! In fact, the entire All Kaal None deserves a cinematic adaptation

[Bibiana Krall · Rating 5 out of 5]

Yama Echo Maya by P.B. Flower is wildly entertaining and distinctly original science fiction! It is brilliant and immersive to the extent that sometimes the stream of consciousness almost feels like an energy pulse my mind is connected to. Yes, it was that strong of a connection. I won't bore you with a retelling of the plot, because you should check it out if you enjoy smart books with layers.

I have been reading science fiction in all its form since I was a little kid. Ray Bradbury, Andre Norton, Urusla K. LeGuin, Asimov and on and on. It struck me like a ton of bricks as I was reading a scene where a professional relationship between an accused criminal and a detective becomes a lot more and boom! I knew the vibe I wanted to offer future readers.

"Nova" by Samuel R. Delaney meets "Valis" by Philip K. Dick. If you know what I'm talking about... stop reading this review and go read this incredible book. It gets a little sexy and wild and outrageous with realistic dialogue, "Back to the shithole," I laughed, rolling on a picturesque beach."

It just feeds the multi-layered aspect of a mind-blowing alien world filled with technology, questions about existence, memory, relationships, perception, the past and holds fabulous types of occupants like; Virts and Doyen (on a planet named Atoll) that somehow also feels relevant as hell to the one I exist in right now.

"But this concept of now can never be experienced, Akron. because the present is now the past."

This text is so fresh and different than anything I've read in this genre in literally ages. I cannot wait to read more of this author's work.

[CMarie · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is sci-fi at its most thoughtful! What a great blend of intense, interesting concepts at a time where AI is a topic of conversation everywhere you go.

"the root of everything is nothing" -- "Anything that is a replica is an inverse of creation. Moving in the opposite direction, towards its own destruction."

This book is filled with such thought provoking quotes that speak to our very existence and consciousness. On top of such philosophical discussion is a engaging story with crisp dialogue and characters that will keep you turning the pages. I look forward to more from this author.

[Her_reviews · Rating 4 out of 5]

Yama echo : the battle of the twins is a well written book it took me just 3 days to complete this book since I couldn’t put it down …it was really really interesting

This is a sci-fi and mythological book


So this book tells us about Yama, the God of death, and Maya, the measure of life..

h. The connection of Zylus to Eckhart made me gasp and this is only coz I have read the All Kaal None series. Romance between Zylus and Citzin was a rollercoaster of uncertainties till they realise what they mean to each other


The book is well written the narration plot everything is constructed to perfection totally this book is constructed to perfection

[Mannat · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fasten your seat belts, for a Siphoning Striata across universes and timelines!
Confused? Don't be! Coz this book is like a zip zap zoom ride. You meet interesting hybrid creatures, learn advanced modes of non verbal communication like waving, technologically charged centres of education like Shaala, and even sex is not just physical intimacy but much more!
I just wanted to employ the concept of Genos sifting to weed out all evil from this world! But again, that's just possible in the world of Yama Echo Maya, isn't it?
Hats off for coming up with this intriguing book!

[Venus · Rating 5 out of 5]

amazing

This is one of the coolest stories I’ve read in a long time. It’s definitely sci-fi, but with very prevalent spiritual undertones.

There’s an invisible Galactica disorder that starts affecting everyone and does all kinds of crazy things to those who come in contact with it. The story overall has romance along with some disturbing hunger games vibes. It’s also done in a traditional style, which is very Dune or space Odyssey… Even a little bit of 1984 in there.

I can’t recommend it enough.

[Bookish Venturess · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was an interesting read. The world building is great. I was very interested in all the science things and different aspects of their lives. Highly recommend.

[Therese Jose · Rating 3 out of 5]

Yama Echo Maya is a sci fi mythological universe, crafted by PB Flower. It also reinforces the scope and possibilities of scientific progression like artificial intelligence and its futuristic applications. This unique novel shares a close knit relationship, with the All Kaal None series, penned by the same author. Yet it stands aloof in its story and and narrates about the battle of two twins, Yama and Maya, as the title translates. The novel begins with the battle of Surpas, for the planet Atoll. In this conflict, Atoll bears numerous losses. The book also shows multiple layers of relationship between humans and aliens, and explores the characteristics of mythological .

[Beverley Turnquest · Rating 5 out of 5]

Complex and captivating

A read that you have tonfkcjs on to enjoy. It's is very well fleshed out and thrnchatafyers layered and likable.

[Sucharita Parija · Rating 4 out of 5]

"You cannot get rid of the thought. It will be the end of you, Renegade."

Get ready to zoom into the metaphysical world of Zylus, Alec, MinPhora, Akron, Citzin, and numerous thrilling characters. The book contains a higher degree of science, legend, time travel, an alternative world, a fictional future, and romance in one place.

The unusual book title pushed me to choose it for my next read. The book cover is simply mesmerizing. One glimpse, and it held me under its trance till the end of the book. I appreciate the author for her meticulous research on the subject before creating a captivating work.

Watching the book's contents transformed into a 3-D movie would be thrilling for everyone, including me. Hopefully, it will be a reality soon.

Book: Yama Echo Maya: Battle Of The Twins
Author: P. B. Flower
Genre: Science-Fiction
Rating-4.8/5

[Moksha Sheth · Rating 4 out of 5]

Name of the book: Yama Echo Maya
Author: P.B.Flower
Rating: 4.8/5

Akron as the troubled husband with the dark side and Yami as the wife longing for motherhood caught my attention. She chooses to be a Virt, which is opting for virtual motherhood and this leads to a rift between the couple. Having read the All Kaal None series, I wondered if Zeenat's longing for kids would have turned her in a similar direction but for the love of Eckhart.

As this is titled Yama Echo Maya, I kept wondering if the name 'Yami' for Akron's wife had any significance considering mythology. Maybe I need to delve into this world a little more!

[Hitesh Saini · Rating 5 out of 5]

Surprisingly awesome

Well this book is stated in the all kaal none universe,
The mystery, the sci-fi, Romance and mythology
As a fan of this combination i loved the book
It has so many theories that author described so well
Again the author got my attention in the characters, author is so good in character design.
It was like a rollercoaster ride,
The book required more attention and readers
Recommended ❤️

[Ipshita Pal · Rating 5 out of 5]

Yama Echo Maya. What a fascinating name for an even more fascinating book! This book left me with a lot of questions, and I mean that in the best way possible!
To read this book, I would recommend that you read the All Kaal None trilogy, as this is set in the same universe and the author does an exceptional job is creating the world in those books.

The main question asked here is, what if YAMA and MAYA battled. True to her universe, there's a fantastic amalgamation of science fiction and mythology here. Yama is the God of death and Maya is the power by which the universe becomes manifest; the illusion or appearance of the phenomenal world. I loved the All Kaal None trilogy and I loved Yama Echo Maya, these books are right up my alley of genre-bending, excellent characters and a fast-paced but highly engaging plot! This book does so well because the author has taken the time to research the various topics and plot points she covers, which helps the reader suspend disbelief and become immersed in the world, the plot and the journeys of the various characters.

I won't reveal much about the characters because I feel that once you start reading, you would want to discover more about them yourself, the book is that good! It is balanced, exciting and very philosophical as well. Basically the perfect book for you to get lost in!

[Chitra Padmana · Rating 5 out of 5]

Yama Echo Maya is an intriguing book from The All Kaal None Universe that etches a novel question deep into the minds of the readers right before you begin: what if Yama and Maya battled?

To explore this in a sci-fi backdrop is awe-inspiring!

The concepts are deeply researched and make us question our knowledge of everything that we knew to be true. The meaning of illusion, of measure and of death are highlighted.

On the other hand, it's kept enjoyable with saucy dialogue and steamy romance with twists and turns of danger that you never expected. The final battle was thrilling and yet insightful with regard to several concepts.

Would be picking up the All Kaal None series next!

[Stevie D Parker · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Queen of Sci-Fi PB Flower knocks another one out of the park. Written in multiple POV and tackling numerous timelines, this is a face paced read due to the witty dialogue and very “human” type banter, set in a dystopian like setting. Yama Maya focuses on balance with an over all theme of society in the future; life and death and good versus evil. As with all of this author’s books, she takes a unique approach to weaving philosophical, mythological and metaphysical ideas and creates a world that’s engaging and completely different than anything I’ve ever read!

[Beatrice Tibaldini · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was looking for a book with mythological foundations, a long-standing passion of mine, and that's how this reading began, leaving more questions than one would expect. I believe that the strongest point of the entire book is the introspection it manages to evoke in the reader through partially scientific thoughts that gradually unfold. On top of that, there are two truly well-crafted characters who happily accompanied me throughout the reading and allowed me to fully enjoy this novel.

Thank you to NetGalley for the ARC.