Zubi Sayed

A Thought-Provoking and Engaging Mystery I recently completed reading Pranjal Verma's "Case.107", which turned out to be more than simply another criminal thriller. The book begins with a relatively easy murder inquiry, but as the plot progresses, it delves into complicated subjects such as justice, guilt, and morality. What captivated me was how it had me guessing till the very end. Every time I believed I'd figured out who was responsible, a new twist would emerge, forcing me to reconsider everything. The protagonist, an unknown detective, is one of the most engaging people I've encountered in a while. He isn't your usual hero—he's flawed, troubled by his history, and continually doubts his own actions. This brought unexpected complexity to the plot. The other characters are also well-developed and feel real, with their own backstories and motivations that relate to the main plot. Pranjal Verma's language is sharp and descriptive without being overly detailed, which kept me reading from beginning to end. The pacing is excellent—fast enough to keep you interested while yet giving you enough time to consider the larger issues raised by the plot. The intellectual undertone of the work distinguishes it from other thrillers. It's more than just solving a murder; it's about understanding the "why" and meditating on what true justice means. The book does need a bit of patience. Some of the deeper topics might not be for everyone, especially if you’re seeking for a light, fast-paced read. But if you prefer mysteries that make you think and appreciate nuanced characters, "Case.107" is absolutely worth your time. Overall, "Case.107" is an excellent and thought-provoking read that I would suggest to anyone who appreciates deeper-than-average crime thrillers. It's a book that lingers with you long after you've completed it, challenging your own perspectives on right and wrong.