In Love with Simran | Book Review

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 In Love with Simran

Author: Kulpreet Yadav

Pages: 220

 




                ‘In Love with Simran’ by Kulpreet Yadav is a story that revolves around Simran who has been murdered mysteriously by someone. That particular day Simran was very happy and shared her feelings with her best friend Sanjana. After hearing Simran Sanjana too was happy for her. Little did she know that it is going to be a fateful day for her where she was going to lose her best friend forever. After looking at the circumstances Sanjana found it very mysterious and suspicious given the conditions in which Simran was murdered. Hence Sanjana decides to take things in her hand and investigate the matter personally. After she starts her investigation she gets to meet many people many of them seemed to be suspicious in some way or the other. What is this mystery behind Simran’s murder? Who and why did someone had to kill an innocent girl? With this investigation is Sanjana putting her life too on risk? To know read ‘In Love with Simran’.

My Thoughts:

                At first when I picked up this book I felt that this would be a romance novel but after reading the book I must say that I was up for a surprise. The plot is nicely executed and each page has a plot twist that will keep the readers on edge.

                The characters are well developed. I loved the friendship that Sanjana and Simran had and it was also very emotional to see Sanjana after Simran’s death. Sanjana herself had many problems but leaving those aside she wanted revenge for her friend. I liked how the characters were written and I especially felt very close to Sanjana.

                Language is simple and lucid and the narration is done excellently. The pace of the story is good and makes the story even more interesting to read.

                The book cover and the title of the book are apt to the plot.

                Overall, I really enjoyed reading the book and would surely recommend it to all.

My Rating: 5/5

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