Storizen Magazin July 2018 issue Storizen Magazine July 2018 Issue | Page 66

Her Last Wish
by Ajay K Pandey
are the most unique
O ur part emotions
of all humans who do cry
whenever they want to and also
control when they don’t want to
do so. But some books are
made to make you cry. Like Ajay
K Pandey’s ‘Her Last Wish’, as
when I started this book I was
just expecting a simple regular
Indian love story, but this time I
was proved wrong by the
author.
On a beautiful windy evening, I
started reading the book,
probably at 6 pm, and I
completed this book by 9:30
pm.
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No breaks. I, without expecting
that, completed the novel in one
sitting. I am, as I already
mentioned earlier, not a
reviewer, but an avid reader of
good stuff. As I was
experiencing the characters of
the novel, I was, like a slow
poison, also falling in love with
Vijay’s character in the book. A
simple, regular, character of
Vijay showed the importance of
life. I was asking myself that why
I am running for the destinations
I’m not at all aware of. Maybe
that’s the essence of the book.
I am not at all going to talk about
the story of the book because
the readers might lose the charm
to explore what this book really
wants to convey to you. I, post
reading the book, can say you
only that it’s more important to
be a good person than anything
else