Well, I picked this book because I really liked the way Robin Cook wrote in Coma but this book didn't prove to be one of Cook's since it seemed as if one of Cook's protègè wrote it.......

I loved the way the writer used niche words with such maturity and elegance. The novel is woven with a bit of suspense and humour (if you could guess😅) and perfect introduction of the characters (eg. Susan; she appeared like a girl of Pepsi-Cola people's dreams)

I lingered upon this novel for 1 month and at last finished it today. I didn't like this novel at all. Certain dialogues of Mrs. Harker really touched me but I wouldn't recommend anyone to read it. Well, this novel is so vile that I don't even feel like talking about it anymore.....

I read it a week back and still have it's etches. The thing which I liked the most about it was when the writer mentioned about the way Jewish are different from others by giving importance to the words written in their holy book not to the materialistic book, "It recognises that not a single book but the written word in general is sacred"- The library of gold