Gunpoint Groom | Book Review

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Gunpoint Groom
Author: Kamini Kusum
Pages: 180



                ‘Gunpoint Groom’ is a story about three characters Jia, Karan and Kavya. Karan is in love with Jia from his college days and wants to marry her and spending his whole life with her. He wants to convince his parents for his marriage with Jia but destiny has other plans for him. On his way to his hometown, he gets abducted on gunpoint and is forced to marry some other strange. What will happen? Will Karan ever be able to get out of this gunpoint marriage? Will Karan ever get to be with Jia or will he fall in love with Kavya? To know more read Gunpoint Groom.

My Thoughts:

                This is a complete Bollywood style story but it is very well written and the narration is also good.

                The language is simple and lucid and the readers can complete reading the book in one day as it is a short book.

                The characters are well developed and we can actually relate to them. The characterisation is so beautifully done that the readers will develop a love-hate relationship with the characters.

                The cover page is totally relatable to the story and so is the book title.

Overall, it was a good read and I would surely recommend it to someone who’s looking forward to read complete drama.

My Rating: 4/5
                                                                                                                                                                                        

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