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Book Review: A Blind Man's Bluff by Arun George


Title- A Blind Man's Bluff

Author- Arun George

Publisher- Xpress Publishing

Length- 246 pages

Genre- Fiction,Thriller

Year- 2019

Rating- 4/5 stars

Blurb-

Is it ever too late to be good for Christmas?
Aaron George is at a pub in Bangalore, three days before Christmas. He notices Julia at the bar counter, a woman who is at least a thousand leagues out of his reach. Sparks fly, 
conversations happen and then, a girl walks into a bar and all hell breaks loose. Julia and Aaron are now on the run from a mysterious foe who always seems to be one step ahead of them.
Forced to revisit their pasts, Julia and Aaron must now fight to stay alive. As they are pushed blindly from pillar to post, running for their lives and coming face to face with their own fears and insecurities, they will need a miracle to get past Christmas.

Review-
Lets begin with the cover page.It is unique, very creative and successfully generates an air of suspense which attracts the readers. Infact, it is the cover page which actually intrigued me in the first place to go through the entire story. It is Author Arun's second work of fiction and he has done a pretty good job in narrating the story.

As far as the title of the novel is concerned, I think it would have been a bit more suspenseful.
The story opens in a cinematic way which is exactly what you can expect from an author who has a deep penchant for filmmaking. The writing style is simple but very engaging and it grabs its readers on the edges of their seats from the very beginning. Though I felt the suspense part was overshadowed by some other elements after the middle section of the story but it didn't affect my reading experience that much.

The scenes are interconnected, it follows a linear pattern with medium pace.The author has waved the story with a few characters and the character construction fits perfectly with the plot.

Overall, it was a fascinating experience.
Unfortunately I can't reveal much of the plot as it is a suspense-thriller, but one thing I can assure you of is that it is a good one time read. Grab the book today and enjoy.I give this book 4 stars.

Happy Reading

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A freelance blogger and Bookstagrammer,Animesh Das is a Gold Medalist alumnus of Guru Ghasidas Central University, Chhattisgarh. A large number of his Research articles, poems, book-reviews and short-stories have been published in various national and International Journals, Magazines and Anthologies. He has a penchant for music, photography and recitation. You can catch him on Instagram @booksandbeard

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