The Taj Conspiracy by Manreet Sodhi Someshwar

The Taj Conspiracy by Manreet Sodhi Someshwar – a review

Author: Manreet Sodhi Someshwar

Publisher: Westland Publishers ltd

Number of pages: 402

Genre: Thriller

My verdict:

This was my one of the best books of the year 2013. Being a suspense/thriller genre lover, I picked this one up partly by choice and partly by chance. The strong language as well as some tough vocabulary makes this book a wonderful read as a part of literature. Although I finished it in a long time but I loved each and every single damn page of this book. I have no qualms of my decision of picking this one for reading. Manreet mam has done a wonderful job in writing this book. They say have patience till the masterpiece is completed and this book, is truly a masterpiece. The best thing about the book is that it traverses across Agra, Delhi Himalayan terrains and all is impeccably described. The page turner point of this book is the natural behavior of SSP. The ways his language is portrayed seems so natural as one watching the movie in front of his eyes. No matter it seems quite heavy with the words for those who are new to reading or slightly weak in vocabulary but its a delightful read for sure. I am waiting for the next part of the Mehrunisa trilogy by Manreet mam. If you are true suspense lover, go for this one and I am saying this by means that being a female author she has mastered the art of suspense story telling that too in a precise manner. Go for it and I am sure it won’t let you down.

My rating: 5/5

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