Rucha Arole

It is a book that gripped and intrigued me from the beginning, although the ending could have been a little bit different. The book ended with innumerable questions rather than answers and a lot of holes that could be filled. But despite all that, the book could be considered a thriller for some scenes that were written to perfection. Verity's character was messed and every sentence she had written in her manuscript made me want to close the book that instant, but her obsession was a bit overboard to be considered even normal. And the author has left us on a cliffhanger. Because the question still remains whether we trust the letter or the manuscript. As another character in the book points out Verity is a msater of manipulating the truth, Her name itself is an irony, Verity meaning virtue of truthfulness but she hasn't done anything but lie. This title is so opposite to everything crazy happening here(it's an irony), so read it on your own risk. Nothing is trustworthy about her at all.