The Mystery of the Hidden Lab | Book Review

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The Mystery of the Hidden Lab

Author: Amit Puri

Pages: 297


 

                ‘The Mystery of the Hidden Lab’ by Amit Puri is a Sci-fi book which revolves around the mystery of Area 51. I was simply amazed while reading this book the book revolves around Rachel Green who has her own YouTube channel where she posts science related experiments/videos. One day when she switches on the TV she finds some news related to Area 51 which takes her back to the time when she had posted a video on this place 4 years back. Soon she receives a call and is asked to come on immediate basis to Nevada Testing Range. On further investigation she learns that her guardian was a part of this facility and that he was conducting a experiment in a hidden lab. What did Rachel post on YouTube that she is scared of? Why is she called to Nevada Testing Range? What is the secret behind Area 51? Are the myths revolving around Area 51 true? What is the mystery behind this hidden lab? To know more read ‘The Mystery of the Hidden Lab’.

My Thoughts:

                The plot is really interesting and will surely keep the readers on edge throughout the book. I liked how the author has explained different concepts related to science and it can be seen that the author has done in-depth research about the topic.

                Characters are well developed. I liked Rachel a lot she is intelligent and we get to see her curiosity to learn and know things.  

                Language is simple and lucid. The narration is done excellently and the pace of the story is perfect. The description of Area 51, the tech is done in such a manner that it will leave the readers mesmerized.

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

                Overall, this was an interesting read and a perfect mixture of mystery, thriller and sci-fi.

Rating: 5/5

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