A very interesting story, explaining relationships,
discovering some new bold aspects of today’s world...
This is the third novel by Sujata Parashar in the series of “Pursuit”. The story is about relationships between men and women. The protagonists
of the story are a woman named
Sangeet and a handsome, young, talented ‘Avinash’, who goes through the havoc
of a broken and disturbed marriage. Later ‘Sangeet’ tries to cope up with her life
after moving away from her broken marriage, she and Avinash fall in love. Today
many women face such scenarios in their lives amidst love, stress, betrayal, rejection,
work and to top it up, family pressures.
They definitely would be able to understand and empathize with Sangeet. This novel
gives you an in depth, suggestive and sensitive overview into today’s
relationships.
The story gradually turns into love
story, as generally love stories are not so smooth. I thoroughly enjoyed
reading ‘In Pursuit Of a Lesser Offence’. The climax was quite interesting
with twists and turns. To unfold the same you need to read
this book.
Now my Positive viewpoints:
The concept of the story is really nice
and absorbing. This is a
great achievement by the author for writing such a beautiful work of fiction. Even
the climax of the story has been scripted well. The concept of Sperm donation
and then Kanupriya’s views about
marriage was something
different, though this might not be appreciated by many
Indian readers.
Some suggestive points:
Overall the book is good and very well expressed. The minor
typos can be easily ignored by an engrossed reader.
Final words:
Overall if asked I would
say...this is an exceptional job done by Author (Sujata
Parashar) … I would give 4.5 stars to this book.