Priyanka Kumari

Last few years has taught us many things. From taking tests online to working online and many more. Based on this virtual concept Juhi GP presents her book containing a short, crisp and unique love story. The story begins with Rishabh Kulkarni, a mechanical engineer; and his friends playing an online game BOA (Battle of Arstov) where he met a girl @BROWNSWAN (her user id) which is very common. Until his friends tries to bully her while playing which makes thing little uncomfortable. But the player on the other hand too wasn't the calm and composed one who would take anything. Samira Patel aka @BROWNSWAN gives a befitting reply through her shot and words. Rishabh's friends were astonished and offended. On the contrary Rishabh enjoyed this lash and somehow was attracted towards her. But but but in this virtual world, catfishing is a common thing. Who knows whether she is really a lass or a guy. Wiping all these thoughts Rishabh gets busy with his chores. Though this virtual world has taught us many things but at times it can also lead us to a wrong path. We are so devoured in this that we only see the things externally and gets trapped. Samira too falls in this trap through a dating app. Which later breaks her emotionally and mentally. Two different person from two different countries having different backgrounds, both indulged in a wrong, somehow toxic relationship soothes each other via this game and later in reality. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. When I picked this I had this notion that it would be a cringe or a cliche kinda story with the same eroticness or where two people met through a dating app. But no this was something new where two people are fighting their own battle not only in virtual but in real life too. I guess after a long time I have read a book which I thought ended too soon.