A Silent Takeover | Book Review

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 A Silent Takeover

Author:  Sarvananda Chandrashekaraiah 

Pages: 231



                ‘A Silent Takeover’ by Sarvananda Chandrashekaraiah is a suspense murder thriller which takes place in the city of Muthodlur. The plot revolves around superstar Raaj Kumar who is celebrating his 50th birthday his fans are really excited and have gathered at his place to celebrate and have a glimpse of their superstar. But while all this was going on he is questioned about his personal life which makes him disappointed and all of a sudden disappears. Suhaasini is investigating over this sudden disappearance of Raaj Kumar and is surprised to find so many questions which no ever thought of and are still unanswered. What is the mystery behind these questions? Will Suhaasini be able to find the answers and unravel the truth before the world? What consequences will Suhaasini have to face during the investigation and after the truth are unraveled? To know more read ‘A Silent Takeover’

My Thoughts:

                The plot is mysterious and the suspense has been maintained throughout the book. Each page has a plot twist and is very much engaging. The author has successfully grasped the reader’s attention by adding a mysterious environment throughout the book which will make them more curious to know what is happening next.

                Language is simple and lucid. The narration is well done. The pace of the book was also good for the story.

                Characters were well developed and I really liked the character of Suhaasini a lot. She was very determined to reveal the truth behind all these mysterious happenings and didn’t care about anything else.

                Book cover is interesting and will make the readers curious to know about the book. I should also mention that it is apt to the plot. The title of the book is also apt to the plot of the book.

                Overall, the book was very interesting. People who are looking forward to read mystery thrillers should surely give this book a try.

Rating: 4/5

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