BOOK REVIEW: Until Love Sets Us Apart

Until Love Sets Us Apart by Aditya Nighhot

 

Genre: ROMANCE

 

PLOT:

Aisha and Rohit are two MBBS curriculum students and are completely different from each other. By 'different' I mean they're opposite in nature but try to cope up with each other to better themselves. A happy relationship which was going to see a future with Aisha and Rohit tying knots for life ultimately couldn't see the rising sun because of a terrible incident. What incident is it that changes their lives completely? Is it the extreme love that made the two separate?

 

 

CRITICAL APPRECIATION:

• Prologue would just be a confusion and you wouldn't know what it is about until you reach the climax.
  
• The first chapter didn't even for once give a hint that it is a romance novel but seemed to be a full-fledged thriller. (P.S. After completing the first chapter I had cross-checked if the genre was 'Romance')
• As the genre says, I was sure that the thriller portion won't last long, and hence you'll notice it from the very second chapter of the book.
• As I'm not a fan of Romance novels, in the first place I didn't want to read the book but the thriller part attracted me and I'll say that I liked the book pretty much!
• Sometimes, the writing style turned out to be a bit amateurish.
• I would like to add a term that, this book has a love-led-to-thrill kind of story which doesn't bore you. And I won't be able to say anything more because in that case I might give spoilers...
• I would recommend this book to young readers because they can connect themselves well with the plot.
• Last but not the least, the young author has a great message in the end of the book, a very intriguing message that the whole youth needs to know.

 

CONCLUSION:

As earlier I'll say the same that if you feel you should buy the book after reading the review, you can, and also if you don't feel like buying, it's your wish. It is my work to give you reviews about the books I read, so I do! YES AGAIN, I WOULD SAY THAT, THIS IS AN HONEST REVIEW!! You can rely on me, and also you can criticise me if you feel like. I respect your opinion and I'll expect that you'll do the same.

 

I rate this book 3/5.

 

With regards,

Shreyosi.

BOOK REVIEW: Sniper's Eye

Sniper's Eye by Mainak Dhar

Genre : Thriller

ABOUT THE BOOK: 

Set in post-government formation of 2015, the story intrigues the hero inside a patriot you, keeps you turning pages and leads you forward. You can sharpen your intelligence and mind skills by giving this book a read. As a matter of fact, the fight/crime scenes are described in the best way so that you can visualise the scene. In a nutshell, this book is that book which gives your mind and heart a treat.

PLOT:

A guy, Aaditya Ghosh, is on a movie date with a girl, Zoya Khan. But there takes place death of a retired army officer, shot by a sniper. However, this incident brings the protagonist, Aaditya, to a situation where his life is haunted by his marred past. So, this is a story his past's revelation, his presence of mind, heroism and a thrilling experience that you'll go through while reading the book.

WHAT I LIKED:

• The way of narration and the way, the protagonist explained every fight or assault scene is frabjous. 

• The plot keeps you at the edge all the time. By this I mean, you can hardly manage yourself to put the book down.

• Writing style of the author is incredible and it is complimented by the realness of the characters.

• There are many themes that I could find in the book : Romanticism, Vengeance, Patriotism, Love, Courage, Leadership, and many more.

• Buying this book can never be regretful because I believe since I've liked it you would like it too!

• You'll know the sad truth of a soldier's life and after finishing the book you'd be content with many useful skills.

• I'm in love with the cover and the way it matches with the title is very brilliant.

• How nicely the book comes with the political essence of our country!

• Lastly, after reading the excerpt of the second book in 7even series (given at the end of this book) , you'd be eagerly waiting to read it!

WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE: (P.S. The list is too small)

• A common part in the plot, i.e., many books have this as a part of their plot where the protagonist has a marred past. But I also feel that without the bad past, the plot wouldn't have been so interesting.

CONCLUSION:
Buy the book if you're satisfied by my review. One thing that I would like to say is that this is an honest and unbiased review. You can completely rely on my reviews because I do my work to help you choose a good book. Thank you Mainak Dhar for letting me read this book and yes, I'll be waiting for the next book!

I give this book a rating 4/5.

With regards,
Shreyosi.