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  There’s something comforting about the sight of strangers safe at home ~ Rachel I have never read thriller novel this one being the very first; set my expectations very high. I have no words to describe this piece of art. I won't say anything about the plot (not to give away any spoiler's) The girl on the train with a rollercoaster plot is told from multiple (three) POVs :One for sorrow, two for joy, three for a girl. In my opinion the author did a really great job with the three character’s voices All three of them felt unique and like me you will experience so many feelings reading their story While they were interesting, All of them are flawed all of them have insecurities and fears and because of that all of them felt real and in some way even relatable. Another thing I really liked was the edginess of the read. From early on the atmosphere was eerily foreboding. You just knew something bad was going to happen, but you didn’t know what and you didn’t know when? The aut...

Let's start with me meeting the * Immortals of Melhua* I was in school and my English teacher suggested this book and I decided to read it without doubt the best decision ever. it changed my beliefs and the way I look up to Lord Shiva. The Immortals of Meluha is the first book of the 'Shiva Trilogy' by Amish Tripathi  .What makes this book and the following two a good read is the simplicity of language and an easy and racy narrative style . The plot hardly ever slows down enough for the reader to lose interest as one event leads to another . Coming from a Indian family , I grew up listening to valiant tales of the Gods and Goddesses on how they punish the wrong doers and shower blessings and boons on the righteous .The mythological stories I heard and read were always very formal in their tone and structure because our deities are meant to be worshiped and held in respectful awe . IMMORTALS OF MELHUA (BOOK1) So it comes as a bit of a jolt when you read about the Shiva in ...