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DEVI CHAUDHURANI PART 2 – DWAIRATH HINDIBengal 1795, the age of Matsanyaya during the dawn of the colonial rule of India. There is complete lawlessness as the golden land of Bengal is ravaged by raiders and Marauders both from within India and across the seas. The Zamindars oppress, the Arakan, Portuguese pirates loot and pillage, the Maratha Barghis capture hundreds of Bengali men women and children and sell them in slave markets. Women are the worst victims as they are attacked by the
Bengal 1795, the age of Matsanyaya during the dawn of the colonial rule of India. There is complete lawlessness as the golden land of Bengal is ravaged by raiders and Marauders both from within India and across the seas. The Zamindars oppress, the Arakan, Portuguese pirates loot and pillage, the Maratha Barghis capture hundreds of Bengali men women and children and sell them in slave markets. Women are the worst victims as they are attacked by the marauders and oppressed by a tyrannical patriarchal society. In these turbulent times Prafulya, a young woman, after losing her parents goes to her in-laws and husband for shelter. Her in laws were the rich Zamindars of a province called Bhootnath, but though she was welcomed by her mother in law, he farther in law Harballav Roy Chowdhury scorned her as she belonged to a poor family. Her husband Brajasundar however saw her for the first time after they were married when they were children and he is mesmerized by Prafulya’s beauty. Prafulya is insulted brutally by her father in law and runs away from the estate. She was expecting death in the depths of the forest when she befriends a tiger cub and together they set out to find shelter which they find in a small island in the estuary. On the island Prafulya meets Mir Madan Khan, the general of Nawab Siraj-Ud-Daula. He had been hoarding the treasures of the last Sultan of Bengal. Mir Madan breathed his last in a few days, making Prafulya the custodian of the treasure. Prafulya later is attacked by the dreaded bandit leader Bhavani Pathak and she fights him bravely. Bhavani is impressed with Prafulya’s bravado and offers her to join his crew. Bhavani runs a secret paramilitary force called the ‘Santaans’ in the guise of bandits. They loot the rich and feed the poor. Bhavani suffers from a strange genetic disorder for which he has a limited lifespan and albeit being a man in late forties he looks feeble and small like a teenager. Bhavani decides to make Prafulya the next leader of the Santaans and trains her likewise. Prafulya is renamed Devi Chaudhurani and she is given the task of fighting for the poor and oppressed, but for that they have to fight the marauding enemies and above all looms the threat of the British Empire. Devi sets out to find the dreaded pirate Albuquerque to defeat him and bring an end to the terror of the Portuguese pirates as her first mission.Shipping Notes
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★★★★★ 5
Camino memories relived
Format: Paperback
I returned from my first Camino trip and I was wanting to stay in touch with everything related to the Camino - the friends I made there, movies on YouTube, and podcasts. It was from the podcast that I learned about Brad. He has been a constant companion to me, as I went through my own Camino 'withdrawl.' Luckily for me, after a couple of weeks from been back from the Camino, I am already able to schedule my next one. Brad's book brought back all the memories, and he put into great narrative and humor all the amazing and magical things that happen during the Camino, including also the challenges, the crying and the laughing. I am very grateful for this book.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Greatly enjoyed this book.
Format: Kindle
His long journey of self discovery is well told, with sprinkles of humor throughout. It made me long to take a pilgrimage of my my own.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2024
★★★★★ 4
Soccer, Songs and Sex
Format: Paperback
Heading to the Camino myself....I've been reading other accounts of it, more so since my plans have had to be put on hold due to COVID19. I purchased a pile of recommendations from others on a social media site, sat up one night, researching the favorites of others. My list only had those that had humor! Brad's book has humor and I love that he, being a songwriter, utilized his talent for putting sentences together, creating a canvas of texture with descriptions, which kept me turning pages. I loved reading about his self discovery, his growth through his business, family life, athletic life, social life, and finding a balance eventually, although the reader can certainly see he teetered A LOT! The downside was that he felt it important to share the sexual experiences, of others and himself. TMI, as a generation behind me would say. It wasn't needed. His adventure was fabulous without it. If Brad ever did a rewrite, I would suggest he leave that out so more age groups could be inspired by his journey! It won't be the first book I'd recommend if anyone asked me what to read about Camino adventures, but I won't say not to read it if it comes up in conversation.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2020
★★★★★ 3
Definitely not my favorite
Format: Paperback
It was ok as far as Camino memoirs go. Not my favorite and probably won't reread/listen again, like I have several others. The author seemed to like to make fun of people and objectify women. I kept hoping there'd be some kind of epiphany, but the closest we get is when he is relaying a life changing conversation he'd had with someone the previous evening where he learned he needs to see the good in people, but minutes before he'd spent a lengthy time ranting and complaining and disparaging "plastic pilgrims."
I listened to the whole thing because I was hoping for some redemption, but didn't witness any.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2020
★★★★★ 5
Buen camino !
Format: Kindle
This book had me hooked from page one. Brad writes in way that brings every scene, character and emotion to life.
I loved that his writing style is so original.
He is transparent, honest, funny, and thought provoking.
I have had thoughts of one day walking the Camino, The only Way West has made me both terrified and excited to perhaps do it one day.
I hope we get to see more of this quirky author.
Buen camino!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2019