A Gripping Tale of Ila Sharma, The Number Girl (Mystery, Thriller and Romance) | Book Review

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A Gripping Tale of Ila Sharma, The Number Girl (Mystery, Thriller and Romance)
Author: Sweta Samota
Pages: 361



Nine is a fast paced story about a girl named Ila Sharma. Ila is a college going girl who is called the number girl due to her ability to solve complex puzzles. All was going well for Ila until she was following her father’s instructions until one day when she defies his orders and solves some puzzle for her roommate. Soon Ila is middle of a big trouble and now she’s being asked to solve puzzle from a freedom fighters diary. What is the trouble? Will Ila get out of this trouble? Will she solve the puzzle for these traitors of our nation? To know more read Nine.

My View:

Absolutely loved the whole idea of a female lead who is genius and solves puzzles. The novel is fast paced which very much suits the story. I loved the writing style of the author. The book is written in a simple and lucid language which will help the readers flow through the story easily. The narration was good.

The characters are well developed. I loved Aryan’s character the most. He is very passionate about his work and also love how he cares for Ila. Ila is a girl who loves her numbers but she is also a bit curious about things and easily believes others. This is how she ends up in trouble with Kyra as she puts her trust in her.

The cover of the book is also good. It suits the whole plot of the book. The plot is also very interesting some what different than the usual stories. The book will keep the readers on edge as to what is going to happen next.

Overall, I liked the book and would recommend it to someone who’s looking to read a thriller romance book.

My Rating: 5/5

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