Simon Akhtar

It's a one-sided narrative of an X-American NAVY SEAL. Neither do it includes the description of authentic political landscape nor the international efforts of the countries/spys/deals involved. Isn't based on actual facts, the language/flow of the book is very drab and mundane. I'd recommend go for a better one if interested in this subject. It's another story book for some NAVY SEAL ASPIRAT, who'd like to learn how heroic the SEALS are.

A marvelous novel, bringing out the real-life issues related to parenting, marital life, and abusive relationships. How does a child with a detached relationship with parents undergo the inevitable social and psychological suffering for a lifetime? How do childhood traumas govern one's personality for the whole life span? A captivating story with contemporary vocabulary encapsulates the reader to bury himself until the story reaches its wonderful title: "It ends with us". . The capital take away for me from this novel, spotlighting lots of psychological concerns is that the Nature of people doesn’t change, they will make you feel always the way they made u feel in the very first place. The ones who are kind to you will remain kind, the ones who love you will love you, and the ones who scare you will keep scaring you. One should comprehend a person's aura rightly, understand the red flags, and trust your guts. Moreover, there are people who'll be just like chameleons. You need to take your time and wait for their true colors to be unconcealed. Never believe in someone who just comes into your life and starts praising, complimenting, presenting gifts, and explicitly showing love without getting to know your background and story. Never settle yourself for less than you deserve just because that's available. Wait! Take some time! The right things happen at the right time.