Prime - The Demigod: Act 1: The beginning of the end
Paperback
Publisher: Notion Press
Published: Jan 30 2026
Pages: 380
Weight: 0.97
Height: 0.85 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
PRIME: THE DEMIGOD
Act 1 - The Beginning of the End
In the restless heart of Mumbai, ordinary lives begin to fracture under extraordinary pressure.
Dharmesh never wanted power-only control. Quiet, restrained, and burdened by a past he refuses to confront, he believes that holding back is the only way to survive. Raj, once consumed by the stage, walks away from the one world that made him feel real. Gauri, caught between love and self-preservation, learns that strength sometimes means letting go.
When unexplained chaos grips the city and an unseen force stirs beneath the surface, destiny begins to rewrite the rules. A power beyond fear and faith emerges-Prime, the Demigod-but every transformation comes at a cost. Friendships are tested. Beliefs are shaken. And the line between humanity and divinity starts to blur.
Prime: The Demigod is a modern mythological saga of identity, loss, courage, and consequence-where pain shapes power, and every choice pushes the world closer to its breaking point.
This is not the rise of a hero.
It is the beginning of something far more dangerous.
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