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Triggers: Gore , Death , Child abuse , Child murders. Depression. Mental Disorders. Definitely not for the faint hearted.The book is great but lets first address something else. The book(quality wise) according to me , is not up to Penguin standards. I believe this was done to keep the cost of the book as low as possible and as to get the book in as many hands as possible , because according to my understanding , THRILLER SELLS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER GENRE! But the situation for me personally was so bad (it felt like I was reading a pirated book that you get for 100 rupees of the streets), that despite getting a media copy , I purchased an eBook from my own pocket, just because I couldn't get myself to pick up the paperback and the story itself(which I'll get to in a minute), was very engaging. If you do decide to purchase the book , I'll suggest getting the Kindle version. Its both cheaper and easier to read.Getting back to the point. I am familiar with the authors work as I did read his debut book , The Apple , about 2 years back. He is clearly very good at writing thrillers , given his very popular blog , 10x10 thrills and the success of his previous book. This one though is very different than his previous book. This is a crime fiction thriller unlike fantasy thriller , that was The Apple. The book as i previously mentioned is really engaging and unputdownable, though not flawless. The author at times had the tendency to spoon-feed a bit too much, to dumb down the plot , which got to me a little. Also , there was a plot-hole , which wasn't really a plot-hole , which I cannot discuss without getting into spoiler territory. I guess what I'm saying is the author could have constructed the plot differently to bypass that what seemed like a plot hole. If you have read the book , my DM's are open , lets discuss.Now to quote He is We , "let me skip to the good part" .Modern Day Bhopal. That's where the book is based. There are two serial killers on a killing spree , on e trying to compete with the other for more news coverage , what is according to him , "Fame". While , the other is on what they consider a sort-of rescue mission. A freshly back-from-suspension officer , Simone Singh , is in-charge of the "Doll-maker" case , who dresses up little boys after killing them and places them in glass cases and places them in various locations for the world to see. Her superior , Irshad Hussain , is in-charge of "The Clipper" case. It is a fairly old case and the clipper sends presents to DSP Hussain every month after every murder. Details of which , are so gruesome , I cannot even mention here.Some might see the plot twist coming , but honestly speaking , i , who reads several thrillers , did not. Definitely worth picking up if you are a fan of the genre , though with the caveats mentioned above.
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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 2 February 2022
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Triggers: Gore , Death , Child abuse , Child murders. Depression. Mental Disorders. Definitely not for the faint hearted.
The book is great but lets first address something else. The book(quality wise) according to me , is not up to Penguin standards. I believe this was done to keep the cost of the book as low as possible and as to get the book in as many hands as possible , because according to my understanding , THRILLER SELLS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER GENRE! But the situation for me personally was so bad (it felt like I was reading a pirated book that you get for 100 rupees of the streets), that despite getting a media copy , I purchased an eBook from my own pocket, just because I couldn't get myself to pick up the paperback and the story itself(which I'll get to in a minute), was very engaging. If you do decide to purchase the book , I'll suggest getting the Kindle version. Its both cheaper and easier to read.
Getting back to the point. I am familiar with the authors work as I did read his debut book , The Apple , about 2 years back. He is clearly very good at writing thrillers , given his very popular blog , 10x10 thrills and the success of his previous book. This one though is very different than his previous book. This is a crime fiction thriller unlike fantasy thriller , that was The Apple. The book as i previously mentioned is really engaging and unputdownable, though not flawless. The author at times had the tendency to spoon-feed a bit too much, to dumb down the plot , which got to me a little. Also , there was a plot-hole , which wasn't really a plot-hole , which I cannot discuss without getting into spoiler territory. I guess what I'm saying is the author could have constructed the plot differently to bypass that what seemed like a plot hole. If you have read the book , my DM's are open , lets discuss.
Now to quote He is We , "let me skip to the good part" .
Modern Day Bhopal. That's where the book is based. There are two serial killers on a killing spree , on e trying to compete with the other for more news coverage , what is according to him , "Fame". While , the other is on what they consider a sort-of rescue mission. A freshly back-from-suspension officer , Simone Singh , is in-charge of the "Doll-maker" case , who dresses up little boys after killing them and places them in glass cases and places them in various locations for the world to see. Her superior , Irshad Hussain , is in-charge of "The Clipper" case. It is a fairly old case and the clipper sends presents to DSP Hussain every month after every murder. Details of which , are so gruesome , I cannot even mention here.
Some might see the plot twist coming , but honestly speaking , i , who reads several thrillers , did not. Definitely worth picking up if you are a fan of the genre , though with the caveats mentioned above.
The book is great but lets first address something else. The book(quality wise) according to me , is not up to Penguin standards. I believe this was done to keep the cost of the book as low as possible and as to get the book in as many hands as possible , because according to my understanding , THRILLER SELLS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER GENRE! But the situation for me personally was so bad (it felt like I was reading a pirated book that you get for 100 rupees of the streets), that despite getting a media copy , I purchased an eBook from my own pocket, just because I couldn't get myself to pick up the paperback and the story itself(which I'll get to in a minute), was very engaging. If you do decide to purchase the book , I'll suggest getting the Kindle version. Its both cheaper and easier to read.
Getting back to the point. I am familiar with the authors work as I did read his debut book , The Apple , about 2 years back. He is clearly very good at writing thrillers , given his very popular blog , 10x10 thrills and the success of his previous book. This one though is very different than his previous book. This is a crime fiction thriller unlike fantasy thriller , that was The Apple. The book as i previously mentioned is really engaging and unputdownable, though not flawless. The author at times had the tendency to spoon-feed a bit too much, to dumb down the plot , which got to me a little. Also , there was a plot-hole , which wasn't really a plot-hole , which I cannot discuss without getting into spoiler territory. I guess what I'm saying is the author could have constructed the plot differently to bypass that what seemed like a plot hole. If you have read the book , my DM's are open , lets discuss.
Now to quote He is We , "let me skip to the good part" .
Modern Day Bhopal. That's where the book is based. There are two serial killers on a killing spree , on e trying to compete with the other for more news coverage , what is according to him , "Fame". While , the other is on what they consider a sort-of rescue mission. A freshly back-from-suspension officer , Simone Singh , is in-charge of the "Doll-maker" case , who dresses up little boys after killing them and places them in glass cases and places them in various locations for the world to see. Her superior , Irshad Hussain , is in-charge of "The Clipper" case. It is a fairly old case and the clipper sends presents to DSP Hussain every month after every murder. Details of which , are so gruesome , I cannot even mention here.
Some might see the plot twist coming , but honestly speaking , i , who reads several thrillers , did not. Definitely worth picking up if you are a fan of the genre , though with the caveats mentioned above.
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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 24 February 2023
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I felt like watching a movie! And the twists in the book blowed up my mind🙆 really enjoyed the whole book, not even a single line given me boredome! Language in the book is easy! It will be a good book for starters.
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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 8 December 2022
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