A Realistic Story Reviewed by Swapna Peri

This novel by author Sheo Nath is a realistic description of a woman who has been molested physically and brutally.

- Swapna Peri

The word rape is used in the book so many times to describe the reality that while penning this review, my hands are shaking to re-visit the cruelties mentioned. The story is of a woman who, from the moment of the crystal crime, comes to her senses mentally and physically and builds herself piece after piece.

The story surely makes the reader empathize with the central character and feel the pain and anguish of the victim. The victim later regains her courage and starts her life as a professional psychologist. She then meets many people who are victims of every kind of abuse, irrespective of gender and age.

Later, her correspondence with a lady from the US, Jennifer, explains the sad condition of women globally through emails. A lady from Ghana also explains the plight of women in her country. The book is a reflection of sick minds and hopeless traditions that harm and hurt women.

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