Book review: Decode your quest

Title:  Decode your quest
Author:  Dhara purohit john
Length: 177 Pages
Genre: Fiction
Edition: Paperback/ Kindle

Suprita Mukherjee a  well-known ethical hacker and achiever who has
 worked for a large corporation for seven years and was recently promoted to director, but her big-career empire came crashing down the next day when her planned system failed and they had to shut down all of their systems to assure safety.

This is not the end, but the beginning, when they began questioning her because she is in charge of it directly and needs to prove herself, but while all of this was going on, she received another piece of awful news that shook her to her core.

What is the bad news, exactly? How she will  proof herself innocent? What legal action her company would take? What will happen next? To know about all this go grab the book and give it a read. Who knows you might able to decode your quest as well.

The book is written in a very simple manner. Each chapter begins with a quote and ending with a bold phrase. In some places, the reader will feel disconnected as the context repeats itself, so it's a slow read, but all in all is worth reading.

Book Review: The Calling, Unleash your true self

Title: The Calling, Unleash your true self

Author: Priya Kumar

Length:150 pages

Genre: Fictionally Non-fictional

Publisher: Books that inspire

Edition: Paperback/Kindle

The story of this book revolves around Arjun who is in search of finding his Calling . Story begins with Arjun meeting an accident and saved by a Sadhu who told him to untied one thread tied on a tree behind Hemkund Sahib and this is where the story begins.

Story is narrated from first person perspective. Language is comprehensive as usual as in all her other books. Writing style is well structured and the storyline is gripping and keep you hooked till the last page .

Arjun gets his Spritual awakening at the right moment. So what are you waiting for? Go ahead , Grab this book and set yourself on a spiritual journey through this book , Who knows? Maybe you also want to find your Calling at the end of this book.

Book Review: A house full of men

Title: A house full of men

Author: Parinda joshi

Length:357 pages

Genre: Fiction

Publisher: HarperCollins India

Edition: Paperback/Kindle

Written in a eloquent manner , this book revolves around the story of Kritidhara pant aka Kittu , A girl aged twenty five , responsible,  beautiful and independent . the story is setup in the streets of Lucknow. Kittu is living in a house with 5 mens Her grandpa, father , two brothers , one dog and her 3 am friend in a picture. this is where the title justifies the story.

Stroy is all about her realization journey of realizing that this is not just a house full of men but a house full of people who love each other fiercely. Story is gripping and engaging. 

I really enjoyed reading this book , characterization is done very well that it seems author speak through one of the characters. story is written in the 3rd person PoV who can reveal what all the characters are thinking and doing at all times.

I highly recommend this book to all fiction lovers give it a try , the story will keep you hooked till the last page.