Alex Drake and Friends: The Lost Cabin

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Journey with Alex and his friends as they unravel the mysteries of the realms...

It isn't easy to fit in. Neither is escaping the fact that there's yet another mission for them to accomplish. Alex is indeed in trouble, and he isn't getting out of it soon. On top of it, facing tests and proving themselves worthy is one thing. Going on an espionage mission with the high risk of having to battle a deadly demon is quite another.

You need to brace yourself, and delve deep into the story of a demon, a whole new world, new ways of living, and most importantly, new laws of Physics that... just aren't easily comprehensible. Alex was not looking for trouble. But it seems like it follows him wherever he goes. With no other options left, guess there's only one place to escape...

A budding teenage author, Aaditya Raj is a sharp and witty observer. Reading and exploring the vast knowledge of books has always been his passion. This passion led him to learn an art- The art of storytelling. He started by penning his ideas in the form of scribbles and soon discovered his flair for storytelling. He is a published author of two books to date, and is excited with more planned to come.

Okay, so... There wasn't really supposed to be an "Intro," you know. But I figured that some of you might be having little idea about what certain references in this book indicate. That's why I'm here, preventing you from heading straight to the first chapter with this stupid intervention. What I think worth mentioning is... Well, I wrote another book earlier, titled Alex Drake and friends : Wasor Island, which if you haven't read, you need not bother about right now. You know, I think of Wasor Island as more of a prequel to this book than the other way round. So, here's a quick recap of important events in Alex Drake's world. (Who is Alex Drake? Yeah, we're gonna cover that too) So let's get started.

We'll see the world through the eyes of Alex Drake, a young man of twenty-two (I think I would've called him "smart" too, but guess I'll just leave that for you to figure out yourself).