Body Of Work

Body Of Work

Mortality is the ultimate art

Author : Mansi Babbar 

Presenter : Ravi Subramanian

Publisher : Harper Collins India

Pages : 166

Price : 299 INR

Buy : Amazon India

Format : Paper back

Genre : Fiction/Crime

Rating : 4/5 Stars

Blurb :

If only she hadn't been greedy for news ... An ambitious young reporter, Raina is stuck in a rut, covering dull movie gossip and pointless press conferences for the magazine Glitterbug. So when she gets a whiff of a scandal about superstar Hera and her dubious dealings, Raina is feverish with excitement. This is the opportunity she needs. To get right into the story, Raina enters the lioness's den. But what she finds concealed in the mansion are secrets beyond her imaginings. Over the course of just one night, Raina gets sucked into a dangerous world built on deceit, power and mind games. Will she survive this ordeal? Body of Work is a story about giving in to one's darkest desires-a chilling account of the secrets we keep and the hold they have over us.

Review :

Lost Sleep!

I got so into this book I couldn't put it down. This fast moving tale kept me turning the page, great character and plot line. Each character brought intriguing element to the novel. The characters are believable and we'll developed. Main character Raina is formidable and mostly engaging. A little quick at the end but fairly well developed plot. Superb wriyall the way though. The language of the book is simple and easy to understand but cover of the book is not apt to the content of the book. The book is brilliant though out and well worth reading. 

I highly recommend this book.

Great read.