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Blood Red Sari (2012)

by Ashok K. Banker(Favorite Author)

2.59 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Fiction

publisher

HarperCollins

review 1: started off at a slow pace but gained momentum nd a lot of speed gradually....the action towards the end of it is breathtaking or rather dz nt give u time to even breathe.....special mention to the details n descriptions....the story writer has definitely made it a point include all sorts of crime against women....but has done it in a beautiful way.....the three women seem to someone from the neighbourhood....i havent finished it yet....but ask my heart-i dnt want it to end at all!
review 2: This was a book that I picked up against all my instincts. I hadn't ever enjoyed the author's mythological books, which everybody else seems to love, so I thought I should give it just one more go. Three women in different parts of India receive a mysterious package, which ... moreseems to bring with it trouble, and lots of it. Lalima, a social worker gets killed and she sends a mysterious package to four people. For some reason, the fourth person never gets mentioned after that, possibly to come in the other parts of the trilogy. In the beginning, I enjoyed it, and was waiting to figure out where the story would go, but somewhere down the line, it all unraveled. The book ended so abruptly, that it felt totally incomplete. While I understand that this part of a trilogy, I wish it had been treated better. The characters all felt two dimensional, none of them felt real. A book that I wished I had heeded my instincts and never picked up. less

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