Right Here Right Now, penned by Nikita Singh is a
tale of a seventeen year old girl, Kalindi, suffering from memory loss after a dreadful
accident. The novel begins with a story of the protagonist, Kalindi, where in
the scene, she wakes up and finds herself in the hospital. She turned
completely in a state of shock, but to add to her shock, she found that she
even has forgotten her name. As you will turn the pages, you will find her
adjusting with the present and preparing herself for the future.
Will she be able to recall her past? We she be adjusted in her present?
Will she be able to know about the cause of her accident? Will she be able to
lead a normal life? Read the book and find all your answers.
“Reinventing yourself is harder when you
don’t remember who you were. Kalindi doesn’t know what happened to her
and—worse—she doesn’t know who she is. She enters her own life as if for the
first time. Feeling like an invader, she meets her parents, friends and
boyfriend. Everybody says her life was perfect, but she’s having a hard time
accepting who she was, and the kind of person she wanted to be. She’s also got
boards to pass—but she doesn’t remember anything she learned! And the recurrent
nightmares don’t make it any easier.”
The author, Nikita
Singh has been in the profession, for many years now and has penned many books
previously. However, the challenge with the book is its theme as the author has
only written fictional romances in the past and this book, there is a change
for the readers, which is however interesting with its name itself, let alone
the story and its theme. She has very cautiously portrayed the protagonist,
showing her dedication towards the work, which is really a commendable as the
story rests on the shoulders of Kalindi. The story reveals the helplessness and
misery with such a strength as will touch your heart. The book revolves around
the main characters, yet the other characters have been well defined in the
novel, giving them their own space.
The book is indeed a page turner and the
language used in it is quite smooth and will grip you till the end of its
suspense. The dialogues in the book are relatable and humorous.
The theme of the book is undoubtedly very interesting but as you will turn the
pages, you will start losing your zest to read as it all about a teenage drama.
The book has been covered with more of the love life of the protagonist rather
than her routine life and background. There was so much scope to explore the
life of the protagonist, which the author missed in her writing. Then, there
are some editing mistakes, which grabbed my eyes as it interrupted flow of
reading.
The book is definitely
a good weekend read, but will not linger in your mind for too long. If you are
feeling like reading something light and breezy, then go for it, it will serve
you well.
The book is available
at lelobooks, an online bookstore inIndia, so just grab this weekend read and have a delightful holiday. You
can indulge in online book shopping,
which will give you a favor of getting your book delivered at your doorstep.
Hurry now and place your order.
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