Title - Invisible Ties
Review :
The story revolves around Noora going through a lot of traumatic incidents, who is been forced to marry and in due course finds herself trapped in loveless marriage, she has been through lots ups and downs in life and trying to hold back together by taking a decision and from there the quest to the self discovery begins.
BOOK INSIGHTS
As Karachi burned in the 1990s, the painfully shy Noor Kamal found refuge in an antique jade mirror stolen from Daisy, her social butterfly mother.
One fateful day, the violence hits home as a motley crew of burglars storm the Kamal residence, killing Joseph, the faithful driver who tried to shield Noor and kidnapping Daisy in the process.
Traumatized by the turn of events Noor finds succour in studying psychotherapy.
Her attempt to heal others brings her close to Ella, her neighbour and Jake, a handsome American who is struggling to deal with his emotional breakdown. As she tries to exorcise ghosts from the past and break free from the shackles, where will Noor’s longing for love take her? Would she be able to liberate herself from her strong cultural values and ties?
A saga of love and trials, against a rich contrasting background, Invisible Ties is sure to appeal to the readers.
PERSONAL COMMENTARY
1. An absolutely amazing theme and narration which is highly appreciated.
2. The language is extremely wonderful.
3. The cover is gorgeous.
4. The book is definitely a page turner with lots of surprises to keep the readers hooked.
5. The storyline is gripping.
6. Noor's character is artistically developed.
7. The consequences of the forced marriage is rightfully explained.
8. The emotions are perfectly expressed.
9. Overall a really intriguing read.
Comments
Post a Comment