Racy Thriller, ToThe Point (Book Review)

Book: The Stalker

Author: Sandeep Sharma

Publication: Redgrab Books & Anybook

Thriller and suspense are fun-reads, isn’t it? It makes you think and keeps you guessing who the culprit is. It compels you to analyse the hints and find out the culprit even before the author breaks it to you in the book. Well, I had a similar experience with The Stalker authored by Sandeep Sharma.

The plot revolves around Randhir Kamat, a well-known name in the entertainment industry. He is being stalked by a woman named Deepali on social media that puts him and his company in the limelight. He decides to use this event to his benefit, which worked well, almost.

He assumes events are in control but suddenly he is dragged into bigger pit that puts lives of his and his girlfriend’s at risk. Turns out it is not (just) Deepali, but more people involved who have sworn to pull him down.

Does Randhir manages to come out clean or there’s more secrets that surface from his past, you will have to read the story to find out.

The story fast-paced, short and doesn’t really drags at any point. Characters are well-defined and story is to the point.

My ratings: 3 out of 5.

I received a review copy of the book in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.

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