Shadows in the darkness manoj shital bhavnani book review

Shadows in the darkness

Your favorite app on the phone?

I believe that whatever comes free first tend to take your freedom in the future consider any app or jio service they used the psychology of giving 1st free and then scratched our freedom.

The book is quite based on this theory. It’s a quite long almost 500 pages book. So it took me more time to read and review.

Our protagonist Aditya has a dream of killing his wife. Just think what if that dreams come true someday? Well, to get out of that zone Aditya’s friend introduces him to app DreamShare, and the roller coaster ride begins.

DreamShare is an app that allows you to relive and share your dream. But, in the subconscious mind. Here I understood the name of the book completely.

When he started using the app at first he felt good. But, he started using aggressively he was going down and down without any return plan.

Just the way inception movie took more time to understand the same happened here with over 300 pages I realize how a virtual world can become your nightmare. What Happens to Aditya? Will he able to escape from the app?

The book is filled with love, sex, violence, romance thrill, etc. All coming together for good or worst.

Talking about the character they are well developed and described. The story is filled with twists and turns. The twist, in the end, is awesome.

The only drawback most of the time I felt exaggerating some scenes. The length should have around 200 to 280 (that’s my own point of view)

though I enjoyed something different like watching a movie.

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