Trikon | Book Review

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Trikon
Author: Shobha Nihalani


               
                ‘Trikon’ by Shobha Nihalani is a thriller book which revolves around Kimaaya who works in a shop. There are pharma companies who look out for volunteers who are poor and homeless and Kimaaya volunteers to be a volunteer. As the drug is tested it turns out to be a disaster for everyone and many people are dying in a very mysterious way with no one having any clue as to what is happening. But our Kimaaya is very brave and decides to look into the matter and sets forward on a journey to reveal the nasty truth that has been kept from everybody. What is this truth? Who is behind all this chaos? What will be the motive behind all of this? To know more read ‘Trikon’

My Thoughts:

                The plot was well written and the mystery was there till the end and kept me hooked at every page. The suspense of who did what and what is causing the deaths of so many people was not revealed easily. It will keep the readers guessing on who it must be?

                The characters are well developed and I liked how Kimaaya is selfless and things about all the chaos that is going on and decides that she herself needs to do something. The thinking process and the ideology of people and how a person can be is shown very well by the author.

                The language is simple and lucid. The narration is also done nicely.

                The book cover is very interesting and will surely give the readers a hint as in the book has something to do with the DNA of people. The title of the book is also apt to the story.

                Overall, I would surely recommend this book to all those who are looking forward to read a thriller.

My Rating: 4/5

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