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Book:
Unlawful Justice
Author: Vish
Dhamija
Publication:
HarperCollins India
This is the first book that I
have read of Vish Dhamija. After reading this book, I am now tempted to go back
and read all his earlier books. Vish has beautifully described the plot and
moves from one scenario to another with fluid grace. His language is simple,
yet it carries the weight of the story, the emotion and tension between the
characters with ease.
He doesn't attempt to overdo
things, be it explaining the characters, or a particular scene and keeps the
suspense well-hidden within the story. The book has the potential to become a
Bollywood potboiler. As you read the book, the pre-murder, murder scenarios and
the court-room saga becomes a visual scene inside your head and you do not want
to put the book down. Not even for a moment.
Vish
provides us a peek into the high-handedness of the society, the rich, the poor
and the victimized and how can rules pertaining to crime, court-room can be
twisted easily with the influence of money. He ensures the courtroom scenes
aren't boring with too many technical details. He just touches the surface
enough to make the reader understand the entire scenario.
Vish
knows how to entice his readers with his story and make them ask for more. If
you haven't read this book, I suggest you pick it up now and relish it on your
cozy sofa.
My
rating: 4 out of 5
I
received a review copy of the book from Writers Melon in exchange for an
honest and unbiased review.
About The Guest Reviewer:
Varun N Rao is a Senior Content Specialist at a US-based software company in Bengaluru. In his 'strictly me' time, he creates realistic portraits with pencils and paints, paintings and funny caricatures. He also creates digital works and explores new trends in the art world both, digital and fine art. Follow his works at www.facebook.com/vartoonss/
Apart from this, he helps his wife to create delicious, mouth-watering chocolates under the banner Eat More Chocolates (www.facebook.com/eatmorechocolates).
When not creating portraits or preparing chocolates, he indulges in some lazy time to read biographies, fiction and non-fiction books, editing his wife's articles/blogs/short stories or just watch movies, comedy serials etc.
Apart from this, he helps his wife to create delicious, mouth-watering chocolates under the banner Eat More Chocolates (www.facebook.com/eatmorechocolates).
When not creating portraits or preparing chocolates, he indulges in some lazy time to read biographies, fiction and non-fiction books, editing his wife's articles/blogs/short stories or just watch movies, comedy serials etc.
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