*TWENTY SIXTH REVIEW*
NAME- THE RED LINE
AUTHOR- TANMAY DUBEY
RATING- 10/10
There are so many turn of events and mystery in it that it keeps your hooked to the book. I duly recommend you all to read this book. It's easy to read and understand what is happening and the dots have been connected well. But more importantly it's the research of the author to write a book is most appreciable.
The mystery starts with sudden death of Rakesh Kumar at Chawari Bazzar Metro station in New Delhi, on a cold winter night. Though, the incident looked like a simple case of cardiac arrest yet the investigating officer SHO Hanumant is not convinced and carries on with his investigations. It is revealed that all the passenger on that late night metro are connected to the deceased in some or other way and are killed or wounded one after the other. Even the investigating officer is threatened and attacked too. Further investigation unearths a serious threat looming large to national security and the there are moles present all over the system ready to bring down the security and integrity of the country.
Here the danger is for an elderly man Rakesh kumar and the desire is for the people who want to rule the world.
The Author has tried to give detailed information about places, people and various organisations and tasks; it adds to the effectiveness of the sub plots.
The story briefly tells us about conflicts between two neighbouring countries.
The characters are written so beautifully that they seem almost palpable. The backgrounds and development of characters is handled in a very tempted manner.