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kashyapm 's review for:
The Bestseller She Wrote
by Ravi Subramanian
Ravi Subramanian is one of the few Indian authors I prefer reading when it comes to fiction. His last book 'God is a Gamer' left me craving more from the author. When I heard that his latest venture would be different from his usual theme, I got pretty excited and hoped it would be as good, or better that his former ventures. I received this book on 19th Oct, and here I sit on 21st Oct trying vaguely to review it- on the day when it's actually released.
This 391 page book, which some might term as a definite page turner and some, like me, might state otherwise, is a simple read and does not contain a flattering language.
The story starts off pretty well raising the bar for an amazing end, but fails to capitalize. As the story progresses, it dips a bit in the middle leaving you to stride through the middle chapters ASAP and reach the final phase. The story, more or less, becomes conspicuous around the 69th chapter and strengthens your belief as to who the antagonist is on the 72nd chapter, provided only if you retain and recollect the starting chapters- thus helping you to figure out who the antagonist is. This book being a romantic intrigue surely ends as it was expected to.
In the end, I would give the benefit of doubt for this book to the author for penning down something totally different from his genre.Read it only of you are looking for a very easy read with a bit of thrill in it; else pick up some other book by this very author and give this one a skip.
This 391 page book, which some might term as a definite page turner and some, like me, might state otherwise, is a simple read and does not contain a flattering language.
The story starts off pretty well raising the bar for an amazing end, but fails to capitalize. As the story progresses, it dips a bit in the middle leaving you to stride through the middle chapters ASAP and reach the final phase. The story, more or less, becomes conspicuous around the 69th chapter and strengthens your belief as to who the antagonist is on the 72nd chapter, provided only if you retain and recollect the starting chapters- thus helping you to figure out who the antagonist is. This book being a romantic intrigue surely ends as it was expected to.
In the end, I would give the benefit of doubt for this book to the author for penning down something totally different from his genre.Read it only of you are looking for a very easy read with a bit of thrill in it; else pick up some other book by this very author and give this one a skip.