Operation camouflage by Amit Sidham

"Operation camouflage" by Amit Sidham - A breath of fresh air!

This book is published by Norton Press in 2019 and has 300 pages. 

A team of technologically advanced green revolutionaries determined to protect mother nature and if required, kill the ones destroying her, creates conglomerate called Galaxy. They are working anonymously until one day they are forced to reveal themselves. 

Who are they? What is their objective? What's operation camouflage? Why are they forced to reveal? How big and powerful is Galaxy?

It's a very interesting story. An all powerful organization envied by competitors, industry and government and loved by employees and public. It's a heady mix. Idealistic but exciting. 

Author spends a lot of time in bath, cleansing, prayer etc. in first half of the book, so the story is slow. But then it picks speed and keeps reader not just interested but intrigued too. 

It's a book of a different genre. Off the beaten path, breath of fresh air, feel good. Readers' initial apprehensions fall away once the reader accepts fantastical gadgetry like invisible robots, C blast, I field and vigilante Justice. 

Reader is better off not asking questions like Why operation reveal was necessary when the possibility of anonymity still existed? How was the high tech Galaxy head quarter built in secrecy? Is it justified to kill for a good cause? How do they not receive law enforcement backlash despite public acknowledgement of breaking the law of the land?

It's a complete story but the book ends with a preamble of a sequel. More to come.  I would read the sequel, when published.

Why did I read this book? Interesting title. 

What did I like? Idea

What I didn't like? Initial slowness. 

Recommend reading.