In Loving Memory(Book Review)

 📍 In Loving Memory is a Romance Thriller, which revolves around two main couples – Dhruv - Nisha and  Nivas - Rimi. 

📍 Nivas and Rimi were in school together when they became friends. But when Nivas's father got a transfer he joined a different school. In 11th standard his previous school friends also joined the same school as his and then Nivas and Rimi meets again. Rimi has changed her name but Nivas tells her that he would be calling her Rimi only. We don't get to know the changed name of her as there is some mystery. 

📍 Nisha is working in a company based in Mumbai. The social media-driven world has made her creating an account on one of the social media platform. Her entire world starts turning upside down when her secret crush secretly plays a prank on her. 

📍 After a few years later Nivas proposes Rimi and she accepts his proposal. 

📍Will there be any difficulties in their love story? 

📍 The story of both couples merge at an unexpected turn of events, then Kevin, the best of the detectives, is assigned with a responsibility to find out the cause of Nisha's death.

📍 Yes, Nisha dies. How did she die? Who killed her? Was it a murder or suicide? 


📍 To find out the truth and more of the story, give this romance thriller a read. 


📍 Characters are well designed and described. The story moves forward so smoothly. It's an interesting read till the end. Sometimes you will be amused, sometimes sad, and sometimes you'll be learning something. 


📍 The book is turns out to be full of mystery, crime, thrill and romance.

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