Non-Fiction with creative liberty
Verdict: Read it
This was a recommendation from a friend. I wasn't sure before I started it, but since I usually listen to him, I decided to give it a try. It was worth it.
India was reeling from the bombs that exploded in Mumbai. This is the story of the team that went after them. It's a police story that hits very close to home as it revolves around a tragic event.
Touching on communalism, terrorism, and police mentality, this book is undoubtedly, as it must be, a pro-police viewpoint. One does end up cheering for Ret. General Waris as he is so dogged and passionate about his objective.
A good read for patriotic Indians who like a little masala. Or boys who like police stories. Either way.
Becky
Verdict: Read it
This was a recommendation from a friend. I wasn't sure before I started it, but since I usually listen to him, I decided to give it a try. It was worth it.
India was reeling from the bombs that exploded in Mumbai. This is the story of the team that went after them. It's a police story that hits very close to home as it revolves around a tragic event.
Touching on communalism, terrorism, and police mentality, this book is undoubtedly, as it must be, a pro-police viewpoint. One does end up cheering for Ret. General Waris as he is so dogged and passionate about his objective.
A good read for patriotic Indians who like a little masala. Or boys who like police stories. Either way.
Becky
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