About the story:
The story whirls around two women, Shraddha and Prachi were more than friends – possessed by the relationship of love. They are bound to get the same dreams and its more of a vision where it happens in real life.
The vision is more particular about a man, who always lurks around in their dreams.
Pulkit, Shraddha’s brother and a good friend of Prachi suggest them to overcome this insanity and asks them to join a school to identify the cause of this vision problem.
Mr. Ram professor cum head of that school has a son named Agastya has their own mysterious life.
What associates Agastya and his father with the ladies? Why they were destined to get same dream? Who is the stranger always lurking in Shraddha and Prachi’s dream? Will they succeed in finding the hidden truth and free themselves from this curse? Lies the suspense of the story.
About the book:
The storyline is different and unique, yet clarity while explaining the details lacked behind and felt little confusing. Shraddha’s love relationship with Prachi could be avoided from this story, which I felt irrelevant.
The story was good, and I enjoyed reading it. Presence of the evil can be sensed, and I felt a chill went through my spine while reading it. The mystery was maintained till the end without breaking the flavor of the story.
Death scenarios was a breath-taking horror, if visualized those scenes can make us apprehensive. Darkness filled and trepidation involved makes the story more intriguing and perplexed.
Overall, it’s a short read and I recommend to readers who prefers mystery cum horror genre.
My rating is 🌟🌟🌟🌠star for this mystery book.
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