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MY BEST FRIEND PART I: ATTACK (1)

by Siddharth Sen (Goodreads Author)

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" The whole novel is surrounded around militants, battlefield and army ammunition. For ordinary civilians there are far from their arena of experience. Here right from the beginning, author introduces us into the land of military borders. Whether it's The whole novel is surrounded around militants, battlefield and army ammunition. For ordinary civilians there are far from their arena of experience. Here right from the beginning, author introduces us into the land of military borders. Whether it's the language or whether the schematic representation, it all bears a military seriousness.The high class and eloquent language itself shows that the seriousness of the matter.Yet there is a clarity, fluidity in flow of plot which eases the reading process. The major characters are Major Riya and Major Neha. Here, a feminist empowerment and authority is asserted as female presence in army in rarely seen.That way author might have tried to ensure the progressiveness of the modern developed India. However, the ego clash and jealousy among the officers are very well portrayed through the Major Kaushal and Riya.They are equally stubborn and strong, yet there is always a tension between them.The greed for power and position becomes a factor for rivalry in such cases.
Major Riya along with Neha lead the counter attack as the enemies infiltrate the territory. The highly tensed and dire situation get aggaravated further with the deception of Captian Veer.The traiters are from their own very camp alerts them and they joins together to bravely fight the battle.In the end, along with the journalist Priyanka, the terrorist are captured and shown to the world.All here, the women have scored and have proved the ability and vitality.Therefore, in a way, this can be considered as a feminist story. However the intensity or the suspense element is never dropped anywhere with the women leadership. Those who are passionate about the action fiction and stories shall thoroughly find this engaging and satisfying. Even for other readers, the narration-particularly the superior diction and flow is captivating.Author deserves a compliment for making us drawn towards the military unit and its confidential innermost unit.We grown high in respect and gratitude for those who safeguard us in the territory by even risking their very own life. ...more "

Apr 09, 2024 09:55AM · see review

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Imperium: Bloodlines | Book 1

by Renee Gowda (Goodreads Author)

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" The book revolves around the story of Amira an orphan girl who endures miseries from her foster home. She doesn't know her actual parents and is raised by Louisa, a drug addict along with her foster sisters.Initially she novel resembles to that of Da The book revolves around the story of Amira an orphan girl who endures miseries from her foster home. She doesn't know her actual parents and is raised by Louisa, a drug addict along with her foster sisters.Initially she novel resembles to that of David Copperfield or Jane Eyre. An orphan girl and her predicament is graphically described in here to evoke an empathy in us readers.It is truly tear jerking and insists us to read further.Apart from this, as we move along, we realise that she isn't merely a helpless poor girl, but possess immense potiential. She holds her energy from the Sun and gets into a world of imperium realm on a solar eclipse world. Like every other ordinary teenager she too wished join a university and build a career. But destiny or her forebearing had something different in store for her.
From the second portion onwards, the time when she enters the magical realm, she begans her self-discovery. She mightly wages her rightful war with all the power she possess.In the magical she meet several people who helps her like the Professor as well her friends.Obviously some others become her enemies and encounters many strifes and skirmishes. However she wins it all and emerges victoriously. Here, the whole scene and action is similar to that of Harry Potter series. It is quite evident from the way the author creates a magical world. There is certainly an antagonist and strangely enough it becomes her twin sister Obscura.From the very beginning onwards she used get vision about her birth and her parents. Her evil father who was only concerned about bloodlines had ulterior motives and killed her mother for the sake of it.Slowly by slowly this whole past was revealed to her. All these actions holds great resemblence to that of Harry Potter. However it is enjoyable to read as the thriller element is never dropped anywhere.Till the end, the suspense is kept intact and the readers immerse in it. Every action filled and adventurous fanstasy tale carries the idea that it is possible to win over the evil and only the virtue shall triumph in the end. This gives us a reassurance even if we live in a world full of choas and anarchy.Every ordeal she faces
and its victory pumps into us a fresh sensation of motivation.
I truly admired the way the writer dictated each and every incidents and it is phenomenal.Her style of writing resembles greatly to that mid-european classics, hence becoming a noteworthy novel. ...more "

Mar 27, 2024 03:49AM · see review