Attachment - The (E)X Factor | Book Review

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Attachment - The (E)X Factor

Author: Rishabh Verma

Pages: 130


 

                'Attachment - The (E)X Factor by Rishabh Verma is a book that revolves around Rudra Pratap Singh who falls in love with a girl named Sakshi Mathur during college time. It was love at first sight for him soon their friendship grows and one day he decides to confess his feelings. But things don't turn out the way he had planned and he is left heartbroken. Soon, destiny again brings Sakshi in his life but things again turn out to leave Rudra even more heartbroken and he just can't put his trust in anyone. During this time somebody else turns up in Rudra's life who is this person? What happens with Sakshi? Sometimes we feel attachment to a person and feel like we can't stay without them? What is Attachment really? To know more about Rudra's life read 'Attachment - The (E)X Factor.

My Thoughts:

                The plot is well written. Through this plot we get to know how sometimes we put our trust in people only to be deceived by them. We get to see how things can really affect a person wherein we also tend to loose our trust in other people.

                Characters are well developed and relatable. I really liked all the characters in this story they all had their ups and downs and they learn a lot through these incidents. I liked Tamanna's character a lot she faced a lot in her previous relationship but even after facing all those she didn't give up.

                Language is simple and lucid. The narration is well done. The story is fast paced so it might feel to some that things are moving a bit too fast. The book cover and the title of the book is also apt to the plot.

                Overall, it was  a nice read.

Rating: 4/5

               

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