The Mountain Shadow
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I liked it. I’d seen enough storms for one year.Diva settled into her role as a slum girl, and the slum settled into its role as host to a Diva. Neither of them had much choice: the girls in the slum were star-struck over Diva, so they formed a permanent honour guard; and the killers of Diva’s father hadn’t been identified, so Diva stayed in the safest place in the city.The newspapers still carried the story of the massacre, and the missing heiress. A court-appointed CEO administered the group o...f companies owned by Diva’s father, working with the various boards of directors until the heiress could be found.There were twenty-five thousand people in the slum, and most of them knew who Diva was. Nobody called a reporter, or tried to claim the reward. She was under the protection of the slum, and in that avalanche of huts and shoulder-width lanes she was Aanu, one of their own. She was safe from thugs with guns or magazine deadlines.The Georges ran a semi-permanent party and fully permanent poker game from the top floor of the Mahesh hotel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I liked it. I’d seen enough storms for one year.Diva settled into her role as a slum girl, and the slum settled into its role as host to a Diva. Neither of them had much choice: the girls in the slum were star-struck over Diva, so they formed a permanent honour guard; and the killers of Diva’s father hadn’t been identified, so Diva stayed in the safest place in the city.The newspapers still carried the story of the massacre, and the missing heiress. A court-appointed CEO administered the group o...f companies owned by Diva’s father, working with the various boards of directors until the heiress could be found.There were twenty-five thousand people in the slum, and most of them knew who Diva was. Nobody called a reporter, or tried to claim the reward. She was under the protection of the slum, and in that avalanche of huts and shoulder-width lanes she was Aanu, one of their own. She was safe from thugs with guns or magazine deadlines.The Georges ran a semi-permanent party and fully permanent poker game from the top floor of the Mahesh hotel.
What to read after The Mountain Shadow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregory David Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 6 years ago
I read about 1/2 of Shantaram before an ex-lover "borrowed" it and I never got back to it. Mountain Shadow kept me entertained - kept thinking of Gerald Butler in Den of Thieves and could see the book as a movie. I also found it a bit too philosophical - and thinly veiled as guru talk at that. the ending was too pat and very disappointing with all the ends neatly tied together a little too implausibly. Then when I turned the cover over and saw that "GDR has retired from public life" I felt the full weight of this author's overblown ego. I went home and found my second hand copy of Shantaram and donated it to the local library. Won't read any of his stuff in future.
Guest 6 years ago
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Guest 6 years ago
With just a glimpse of the page IM IN LOVE
Guest 7 years ago
Not even half as interesting as Shantaram, story drags after chapter fifty five & characters are forced fled from the scene. Too many subplots ad not even one of them connecting eventually to make sense. No new character to remember & the main lead Karla is too confusing for a reader to understand. I don't understand if this piece was written as a memoir , a spiritual awakening or with just a plain simple madness of Shantaram for Karla in the backdrop of main story line.Apologies for being rude but you can miss to read it without any hassle.
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