Mythology
Rage of Jarasandha (Krishna Coriolis Series)
by Ashok K. Banker
Krishna has slain the usurper Kamsa and fulfilled the old prophecy, but his work is far from done. Now he is the new Lord of Mathura, and a fearsome new enemy, Jarasandha, threatens the city where he was born. This fifth book in Ashok K. Banker's Krishna Coriolis series retells the Krishna legend as a big, gripping story full of danger and courage. It suits older readers who enjoy mythology told with sweep and drama.
- Age
- 14–17
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 320
- Publisher
- HarperCollins
- Reading level
- Easy
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