Nobody likes An Outsider | Book Review

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 Nobody likes An Outsider

Author: Fawaz Jaleel

Pages: 212


 

                ‘Nobody likes an Outsider’ by Fawaz Jaleel is a book that revolves around a mysterious accident of a high profile personality Ashraf Zain. Ashraf Zain once a professor joins politics and quickly climbs up the ladder.  People are very sad upon hearing the sad news of demise of their most loved politician and there are protests and candle light marches and news continuously showing his speech continuously. The CBI is under pressure to solve this highly complicated case and is handed over to a young CBI Senior Inspector Yohan Tytler. There is a sudden shock when there is another murder which leaves everyone to question the motive behind these mysterious accidents or are these murders conducted with ulterior motive? Who is behind all these? To know read ‘Nobody likes an Outsider’

My Thought:

                The plot is very interesting. The plot not only revolves around politics but also revolves around the mysterious murders and accidents and will surely leave the readers surprised at the end. Through this story we also get to see the harsh reality of politics and also get to see the social issues that we all get to see regularly.

                Characters are well developed and I really liked the team work that Yohan, Sukumar and Ila share to get to the root of these mysterious accidents/murders. The tension revolving around these incidents and how the characters were trying to get over through these and solve the case could be felt throughout the book.
                Language is simple and lucid. The narration is done nicely and will keep the readers engaged throughout the book. The mystery element is maintained by the author nicely throughout the book.

               Overall, I found this book really interesting and would say that it is a perfect blend of mystery, thriller and suspense.

Rating: 4/5              

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