"Until I Find You" - A Good Read

What is visible to our eyes, may not be the scene always.

What lies beneath the surface, no one knows but the one designing the master game....

"Until I Find You" authored by Kanchana Banerjee and published by Om publication is a fiction thriller set in a small town Bannod in Rajasthan. The story follows two key characters - Jenny and Virat, on their quest for redemption and truth, respectively.

While Jenny runs around to find her dead best friend's son, Virat, a police officer is hell bent on solving the mystery of her crush’s sudden disappearance. Needless to say, their paths intersect, and they work together to reach their objectives. Along the way they discover the truth about the missing man. In the end, they have the courage to face the dangers of their search and succeed.

The plot has some expected and even unexpected twists. The climax is a shocker!

The author provides good descriptions of the characters. The story touches upon the topics of cults, rape, victims; and how people’s vulnerability can lead to handing over their lives in hands of others.

However, it may not be the best crime thriller you have ever read, but the themes chosen add up to the story. It is a fascinating read! The author creates an enthralling atmosphere in the story that binds the reader. The climax is unpredictable and the story keeps the reader engaged till the end. It is worth reading.

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