Unearthing the Truth: Exploring the Mystery of the Lost Pillar

🕯️ The Lost Pillar: A Gripping Mystery Rooted in Myth and Betrayal

In a sleepy village tucked deep in the forests of Goa lies a temple that most have forgotten. But one young man, unknowingly, is about to uncover secrets buried beneath its stone pillars—secrets that were never meant to be found.

The Lost Pillar is not just another thriller novel. It’s an invitation to chase clues, challenge history, and question everything you thought was true.

🧩 A Mystery That Feels Real

When I began writing The Lost Pillar, I wasn’t trying to write a bestseller. I was trying to solve something inside me. I was 24. Obsessed with ancient ruins, codes, and stories hidden in plain sight. I wanted to tell a tale that blurred the lines between faith, fiction, and fear.

The story follows Antriksh, a curious 24-year-old from Marcela, who stumbles into a web of riddles hidden inside an old temple. A friendly face, Manohar, emerges to guide him—but his motives aren’t what they seem. As Antriksh digs deeper, he discovers that not only the temple—but his own family—may be holding back the truth.

Every location in the book is inspired by real places in India. Every symbol, myth, and twist is backed by research, fused with imagination.

🔍 Why Readers Love The Lost Pillar

If you enjoy stories like The Da Vinci Code or Sacred Games, you’ll feel right at home in the world of The Lost Pillar. Here's what early readers have said:

“Couldn’t put it down. The last 4 chapters gave me goosebumps.”
“I loved the blend of Indian history with modern storytelling.”
“Antriksh felt like a friend I was scared for.”

This book is for fans of:

Indian thriller novels
Mystery fiction rooted in culture
Symbolism, temple secrets, and hidden truths
Fast-paced, cinematic storytelling

If that sounds like your kind of ride, you can buy The Lost Pillar here.

📚 From Scribbles to Self-Published

Writing this book taught me patience. It took late-night edits, abandoned chapters, and lots of self-doubt. But when I finally held the first printed copy, it felt like all those temple shadows had come to life.

I self-published The Lost Pillar because I wanted full creative control. Every word, every reveal, and even the design has my fingerprints on it. And now, I get to share it with you—directly.