Book Review: Cold Truth by Nikhil Pradhan

 

Book Review: Cold Truth by Nikhil Pradhan

*Publisher: Harper black *ISBN: 978-93-5302-281-5 *No of pages: 201 *Genre: Fiction *Cove: Paperback *Price: 250 INR *Rating: 4/5

My view:

The book is really interesting, a totally new concept by the author, the novel is about incident already happened and known to the media, the book is a transcript of how that incident happened and who is responsible for that is thoroughly defined, here the documentation of investigation being presented to the readers.  

Sakshi prakash a 10 year old girl went missing from Delhi, which links to already long lost of children’s from that area. The novel describes that even police commissioner and high official doesn’t care for the missing children’s, that force’s author to further investigations which leads to Russia and then to Antarctica which unveils the cruel truth of humanity.    

The story takes the readers from dirty lanes of Delhi to Russia and further to a secret camp of Antarctica. The writing style of author is unique; he uses a new technique like Whatsapp conversation, secret mails etc. I liked the novel it’s an eye opening book on how in the name of science humans are being used for experiment for their research and they create panic to use their medicine to make lot of money.  

Written in innovative way, a well researched novel on a particular incident, which keeps readers hooked up till the last page. I highly recommend this book to mystery lovers and to those who want to read medical thriller.

**“I received this wonderful book from Publisher in exchange for an honest and unbiased review, a heartily thank to Harper Collins for the book.”

Blurb:

When ten-year-old Sakshi goes missing from East Delhi, almost no one, including the police, seems too concerned. Not until a curious journalist begins to ask questions. Soon, she cracks open a can of worms, and what started as an innocuous investigation into corruption and systemic apathy begins to reek of a larger and terrifying conspiracy, as chilling secrets and long-dead skeletons tumble out.

Pieced together using police reports, detailed interviews, leaked emails, WhatsApp conversations and much more, this extraordinary debut takes you from the by lanes of Delhi and the communist bunkers of Russia to the frozen grounds of Antarctica, following a trail that will leave you questioning what is real and what isn’t.