Deaths in Lockdown | Book Review

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 Deaths in Lockdown

Author: Ratna Chandu



‘Deaths in Lockdown’ by Ratna Chandu is a murder mystery revolving around Amrutha who is working as a nurse. She is currently serving COVID patients and during all this that one thing that gets to Amrutha is the sudden mysterious deaths of many people. During all this Amrutha learns a truth that has been going on in the hospital and the reason just leaves her shocked and traumatized. What is that is causing these mysterious deaths? Will Amrutha be able to stop and bring out the reality to the world? To know read ‘Death in Lockdown’

My Thoughts:

Plot revolves around the harsh reality of the world where even during striving times people think about themselves and how they can make more money from somebody else’s suffering. Plot is realistic and we can relate to it also the plot twists will surely blow the readers mind. Overall, I can say that the author has kept the suspense and mystery throughout the book which made me even more curious to know what is coming ahead.

Characters are well developed and relatable. Amrutha really wants to bring out things that are happening inside the hospital to the point that she is also ready to risk her life for others. Each character has a major role to play in the story and we really get to know how human brain really works when it comes to his/her own benefit.

Language is simple and lucid. The narration is done nicely which makes the book even more interesting. Book cover is apt to the plot and will surely make the readers curious to know what the story is all about. The title of the book is interesting and apt to the plot without giving much of the plot.

Overall, I really liked reading this book and I would surely recommend it to everyone.

Rating: 5🌟

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