Arpan Milet

The Silent Patient" is a wonderfully produced thriller about the complexity of the human mind. It calls into question our senses, making us wonder where the line between sanity and crazy lies. Prepare for a mind-bending voyage that will stick with you long after you've finished the last page.

The book “400 Days” dilutes the essence of mystery and thrill that readers anticipate. In essence, it may not fully qualify as a mystery novel. The narrative prioritizes drama, romance, and comedy over the enigmatic elements. The novel lacks the intense suspense typically found in thrillers. The mystery fails to fully captivate the reader’s attention. Despite this, the book remains a page-turner, though not necessarily due to its mystery aspect.

While 'Arranged Murder' does not quite have the charm of 'The Girl in Room 105,' it is a solid sequel. The book occasionally focuses on extraneous details, and the limited settings of one house and city can make the plot appear aimless. Furthermore, recurring events can detract from the reading experience. Despite these shortcomings, the book retains a level of attention that motivates readers to see it through.

The novel has been praised for its unique tale and blend of mystery and amusement. It's defined as a crime mystery wrapped in a romantic drama, with the suspense taking precedence over the romance and drama elements.