Book Review: The Prophecy Of Trivine: Of Beer Bounty and Bonfire

The Prophecy of Trivine written by three young aspirant writers Pulkit Gupta, Srivatsan Sridharan and Tnashin Garg is a beautiful story of nature and its three heroes - Phil, Siv and Arty. Basically each of the character is a depiction of three basic components of life, nature and earth which are - Science, Art and Technology. Phil represents technology, Arty the artistic side of nature and life; and Siv - the biological science and the theory of existence and evolution.
All the three characters are true human beings with no ill feelings against nature and no wrong intentions of playing against the nature and philosophy of life. All three have their own personal goals in life and  a positive attitude to attain their goals. It is their race towards achieving their goals that they meet on their way, with each other and become good pals, though not too good in the beginning. Agni is a beautiful girl who in reality is an alien Xona who is from other Galaxy. This advanced alien race is observing human race for a long time and finally they send Xona on the Earth to take control of the experiment that they are conducting and which is in the final phase of its conclusion. Overall response and impression of human race on this advanced alien group is quite negative and is full of deception, falsehood and non friendly towards each other. There is lot more to grasp in the exciting story of The Prophecy of Trivine.
A dense, isolated jungle is the home of these three guys - Phil, Siv and Arty who somehow are fully dedicated to the cause of their individual research and goals to achieve and have a final and bigger goal of achieving of good causes for the welfare of mankind and generations to come. These three guys had to undergo lot of trouble in order to achieve their goals and also to make Agni understand about what she and other aliens were having in their mind about the basic nature of human beings. There is something greatly positive in these three guys that forces Xona to change her perspective and the final verdict of her research report in the beautiful story of The Prophecy of Trivine by Pulkit Gupta, Srivastsan Sridharan and Tnashin Garg.