Blue Book of Transitory Souls

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#Book review

Title : Blue Book of Transitory Soul
Author : Jayaraj V Thoppil
Language : English
Edition : Paperback

Blue Book of Transitory Soul is written by Jayaraj V Thoppil. The book is quite different from others and the author also has a unique way for the presentation of this book.

At the first sight I assumed the book to be based on spiritual content. But the book nearly surprised me.

The book is a murder mystery. It is quiet interesting and engrossing which keeps the readers hooked to the book.

We see a mixology of murder mystery and spiritual teachings as well.The content and the unique concept of storytelling makes the book interesting and unique.

The book makes us believe that we are all souls in transit. The tale changes our way we see life.

I enjoyed reading it and would like to recommend it to others too. It's a total new experience reading this book.

#Rating : 4.5/5

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