Title: The Devil’s Table
Genre: Fiction
Review:
This book is a dark, thought-provoking novel that goes far beyond a simple good-versus-evil narrative. The story revolves around a man named Raj, a man who once walked away from violence and darkness, hoping silence would help him forget his past. But the story makes it clear that darkness has a memory of its own. Raj is forced to confront the truth that one cannot outrun what lives within. Set in Los Angeles, the city becomes a battleground of souls rather than streets, where morality is blurred and power wears a civilized mask.
Raj is not a traditional hero. He is burdened by past choices and reluctant to fight again, yet destiny refuses to release him. Around him, every character feels purposeful, his friends like Roger and Ken reflect loyalty and enduring human bonds, grounding the story emotionally even as the world grows darker. Elyana, the Woman of Moon and Water, brings balance to the chaos, representing memory, love, and spiritual continuity. Through her, the novel shows that strength does not always come from violence, but from understanding and connection.
The novel explores fate, free will, trauma, belief, and destiny, showing how individual pain can shape the future of the world itself. It’s a must read for the lovers of fictional read, itself a light hearted read. Go and order your copy now!
Review By Walk With A Book.
