- Book: Maverick.
- Author: Gaurav Yadav.
- Publication House: Notion Press.
- Category: Fiction.
- Rating: 2.5/5
Story-in-Short:
This is a schoolboy’s tale of love, which started in his
childhood, the infatuation that never died. The hidden and deep buried story of
all Indians, who once have been in love with someone or the other in their life.
It is a story of dreams, mischievous, Fights, passion that kids have in school
life. This tale represents the mental state of a typical Indian students,
whohas entered the adolescence and experiances the emotions, where were alien
to him, his quest to get the answers. This book is his journey for true love of
his life. It is the story of a boy “Maverick” who becomes a Fighter Pilot and
meets his love of childhood almost a decade later just to find that his destiny
has planned something else for them. When everything seemed to be right, he
finds himself across the border in histile terrains, in hands of enemy and
declared dead by his government. His journey back to his nation, with help of
the lady doctor who recovered him from death bed, his proving of being alive
and Loyalty. This is the story of finding and loosing love, life and death,
war, sorrow, patriotism, protest & reunion, a classic to read & go back
to your childhood.
In my view:
Here I am done reading this love story of Dilaveez and
Naina. This story takes one back to 1995 when Dilaveez, a school student falls
in love with his schoolmate Naina. Naina too has feelings for him. A very cute
love story that begins in school and continues up to war zone.
This book describes those wonderful school days, bunking
classes, birthday celebrations, prank on teachers and fun with friends etc.
From Etah, Dilaveez moves to Agra for further studies. He joins Air Force and
then the story moves further with his focus on his job as well as his love.
The interesting part in the book is when they are on their
place and enter the Pakistani territory aerially. Their communications,
descriptive messages and skills to tackle the enemy planes develops interest in
the story. This part sparks curiosity among readers.
Speaking over-all: the cover page and the title, both
require a serious deliberation. Even the narration style of the author isn’t
that good. The book contains whole lot of grammatical errors which really
irritates a reader while reading the book. At places, there are mistakes with tenses. The sentence begins in
past and ends up present and vice versa. Also, articles ‘a’, ‘an’ and ‘the’
have been wrongly used.
Usage of slang words have also been done in the book. These
mistakes drag away a reader’s attention from the plots and storylines. The
story too falls loose at many places. The writer should have got the book
edited before publishing it as editorially the book is very week. Thorough
deliberation is required.
I’ve got very little to praise the book. But anyways,
I am sure that the author will consider all these things during his future
projects.
Considering everything I would rate the book with 2.5/5.
Note: A copy of the book was sent by the author.
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