Akshay Mittal

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Personally a big fan of Sidney Sheldon but this book disappointed me to say the least . All along im waiting for Leslie to extract her revenge on Oliver . The way he’s shown in the book as a loose character who is always on the lookout to exploit women using his looks and power is suddenly turned into a hero. The focus of story just shifts from Leslie to Dana for no good reason. And the climax is too forced. I was able to guess the murderer of Chloe all along and had a hunch my desires to see Oliver being recipient of some sort of punishment would remain unfulfilled . Why take all the effort to build up a premise only to let it fall completely apart . Can’t believe this was by the same genius who gave us Master of the Game which to my knowledge remains his best book till date. He just seemed eager to get this over with without much consideration for the protagonist or the readers. The story falls flat which is unlike Sheldon’s style

There's far too many potholes in the series which takes away the authenticity. Firstly, Arjun rampal is shown feeling remorseful towards the end for being responsible for death of his co-pilot whereas he could have easily prevented the same when he realized he had accidentally sipped his poisoned coffee. Also, he is shown really confused as he alternates between bringing the plane down to attempting a safe landing at his whims. Also, one one hand they show the plane going down in ocean and also they show the same plane crashing into jungle . It's just poor cinematography. With so many web series that intrigues and keeps things real , this is a poor dramatization of random events with no real engagement or connect to any single character.