Raghvi OS : Mercy or Hope - Page 35

Originally posted by: Prriyam

I have. Way back in the past; maybe a re-read sometime.

I like the concept of the author ‘myths are memories of the past’. Pieces getting lost. Replaced. Exaggerated.

True. Really loved his concepts.

Originally posted by: lateuser1234

Yes. It had to be ended dt way. It follows plot points of story of Shiva and Sati. So no other option.

Rama one is good in parts.

That was a wrong question to as you, someone who loves tragedy. Obviously you will like it. I liked it too connecting to Shiva and Sati but I didn't expect that end though. That kind of killed the whole mood for me.

Good in parts? Not good as whole?

Originally posted by: Prriyam

I have. Way back in the past; maybe a re-read sometime.

I like the concept of the author ‘myths are memories of the past’. Pieces getting lost. Replaced. Exaggerated.

I read that in 2019. I was so amazed with IOM. ❤️

Originally posted by: LoveHopeMagic

Silent patient

That book was so intriguing. The ending was totally unexpected. I think that's the last book I read.

Originally posted by: Amnnaa

That book was so intriguing. The ending was totally unexpected. I think that's the last book I read.

I didn't like how it was concluded but that last twist was totally unexpected. I knew there was something like that in the end because of the reviews but didn't expect that.

Originally posted by: LoveHopeMagic

I didn't like how it was concluded but that last twist was totally unexpected. I knew there was something like that in the end because of the reviews but didn't expect that.

That book was in my tbr for a long time. I was kinda reluctant to read it but someone told me it had a unexpected ending. So me being a fan of crime thriller finally give it a try.

Being a psychological thriller, I loved its conclusion and ending kinda got me off edge because it was far away from what I expected. God, I really miss reading books.

Originally posted by: LoveHopeMagic

That was a wrong question to as you, someone who loves tragedy. Obviously you will like it. I liked it too connecting to Shiva and Sati but I didn't expect that end though. That kind of killed the whole mood for me.

Good in parts? Not good as whole?

No it isn't because of tragedy but because he can't change Shiva's original story. So it has to be that way.

Good as whole also but not as crisp as Shiva trilogy. But it also hv its shining moments and a lot of dem.

Originally posted by: Amnnaa

That book was in my tbr for a long time. I was kinda reluctant to read it but someone told me it had a unexpected ending. So me being a fan of crime thriller finally give it a try.

Being a psychological thriller, I loved its conclusion and ending kinda got me off edge because it was far away from what I expected. God, I really miss reading books.

I was so skeptical to start it but then I couldn't keep it away. Was an engaging read.

That was my first psychological thriller I think. Yeah it really has an unexpected end.

Have you read any other psychological thriller?

Originally posted by: lateuser1234

No it isn't because of tragedy but because he can't change Shiva's original story. So it has to be that way.

Good as whole also but not as crisp as Shiva trilogy. But it also hv its shining moments and a lot of dem.

I got what you are saying. I was actually joking there as you said you like to read mythology so it was expected that you will like it. But there is a bit of tragedy love there.

I read that it was not good as Shiva trilogy.

Have you read Kali?

Originally posted by: LoveHopeMagic

I got what you are saying. I was actually joking there as you said you like to read mythology so it was expected that you will like it. But there is a bit of tragedy love there.

I read that it was not good as Shiva trilogy.

Have you read Kali?

No. By which writer?