Book Review: Nothing Like A Happy Ending

 

 

Nothing Like a Happy Ending by Nitin Kalal is a fictional mystery novel.

This book is a story of a doctor who suffocated himself to serve an atonement for the sin that happened by him as an accident. In this book the author has showed how a girl who loved that doctor brought him back to a normal life.

The plot of the story will keep you intact to reach till the end. At points there were twists and turns in the story which can make you feel everything is normal now. Soon, you will find otherwise. At the end of the story everything appeared happening but it was not. The guilt of something never leaves your back.

Message: Whatever happens in life, we have to move on for some reasons. The early we understand this, it is better. Ending up your life due to guilt or regrets does not serve right to anyone.

For the Author: There were a lot of typos and incompleteness in sentences that I noticed from chapter 18 in the book. It distracted at times while reading. I am unsure if you use grammarly to check spellings, but it is highly recommended to have a flawless writing effect. 

If you are someone into stories, this book is for you, ignore the typos because story is something that will make your reading worth it.

I’m participating in #TBRChallenge2023.

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