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I WILL GO WITH YOU BY PRIYA KUMAR

The book is a wonderful thriller that keeps you page turning and crazy on your seat. The story is about a flight running from Dubai to New York with Robert as the captain. There are about three hundred passengers each with a different background united on board. Captain Robert is an officer retired from the US Air force and has lost his family to an accident done by a drunken driver. He lost his mind to insane depression and decides to end his life on board by consuming poison. His suicidal plans turns into an unexpected murder and the captain decides to end his life along with the entire flight. What happens to the innocent lives on board? Does the ATC from ground convince the captain to save the passengers? Will the captain change his mind?
The plot keeps revealing unexpected twists and definitely does not allow you to put your book down. The entire journey is absolutely breath taking. It is also a blend of spiritual genre within showing the truth of life which is bound by only materialistic mayas. The author has combined and blended the story in a completely different manner and it works well.The writing is split in paragraphs which makes the reading easy and in pace without letting us lost in between. The narration is very smart. The cover of this particular book is that of the exclusive copy and represents the Web series cast Rampal and looks appealing indeed. The last part of the book was entirely of spiritual approach and I felt it to be a bit plodding for me. The end was good but I expected it to be more than that. The entire reading will definitely be a wonderful exhilarating experience and I will definitely recommend it.
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