#BookReview: Trust Me Not by Ankita Verma Datta








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Title: Trust Me Not
Author: Ankita Verma Datta
Publisher: Jaico Publishing
Published on: 15th October 2017
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 384
ISBN:9789386348944









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Rising corporate star Reeva Rai is offered a prestigious position in a top-notch PR agency. It is the opportunity of a lifetime. But working with Enigmatic Billionaire Kunaal Kabi was not going to be easy. Even as she develops feelings for him, she is determined to prove herself.
But when an activist friend turns to her for help with a real-estate scam, Reeva has to make a high-stakes choice. Can she retain the credibility of her prominent clients while helping hundreds save their homes? As she digs deeper to find solutions, a nefarious scheme unravels with unexpected connections. A no-holds-barred race ensues, blood is drawn and Reeva is trapped in the eye of a political thunderstorm. If she succeeds, powerful people will have much to answer




COVER PAGE

The cover page of the book is very  simple and apt with the story having an image of a girl. It is in shades of blue and red and is very attractive and captivating. I really liked it a lot.



REVIEW

Trust Me Not by Ankita Verma Datta is a very engaging political thriller revolving around Corporate star Reeva Rai who works in a PR Agency and meets billionaire Kunaal Kabi and both gets attracted to each other.

Trust Me Not is a very engaging and an interesting political thriller which is having elements of drama, romance, suspense, politics, corruption and thrill. The story is very interesting written in a simple and a crisp manner with a lucid narration. I loved author's writing style. There are quite a lot of point of views in the story but I liked it. Initially, the story moves a bit slow, but then it picks up pace which is is full of suspense and I was not able to keep it down. All the events in the story are written in a detailed manner and can be visualised very well. It is full of many twists and turns as if it is a roller coaster ride, full of surprises. 

The characterisation is very well developed and strong. There are quite a lot of characters and they all have their own dark secrets and each character holds some importance in the story. I really loved the characters of Reeva and Kunaal. I really liked how the author has used the issue of politics and corruption which is the basic truth that is taking place in today's world. The length of the chapters were quite long but very intriguing and the book kept me at the edge of my seat. The way the emotions are penned down in the book is marvellous. The author has justified the title very well. It is a page turner.

Overall, I really loved the story and enjoyed reading it a lot. It is filled with so many interesting elements such as of drama, revenge, friendship, love, love triangle and suspense. I am awaiting more to read by the author. I would highly recommend this book to all the thriller lovers.


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Buy the book here: https://www.amazon.in/Trust-Not-Ankita-Verma-Datta/dp/9386348942






ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Ankita Verma Datta is an Economics graduate from Mumbai University and is trained in advertising communication and marketing at the Xavier Institute of Management/Communication. She has spent more than a decade in the advertising industry, handling a wide range of clients from finance, insurance, education, food industry and also government sector and political campaigns, before starting her own communications consultancy in 2003. Apart from marketing and advertising, she has interests in various other fields, including curating antique Portugal houses in Goa and ‘hobby-breeding’ the exotic dog breed of Tibetan Mastiffs. An ardent nature and animal lover, she spends her time between Mumbai, Lonavala and Goa.





*I received a free copy of the book from Writersmelon in exchange of an honest and an unbiased review.













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