Book Review - The Justified Sin by Harpreet Makkar





 Synopsis-
What do you call it when three beautiful women come in your life, but you are still single? What if they all, at some point, tried to entice you, but you still feel like committing suicide because of loneliness? What do you call it when you made no mistake, but still, you feel guilty as sin?
Jay had a common life until Saloni, Prachi & Varsha came in his life and changed everything. At times, he avoided the love that knocked his door, but when he actually needed it, the same love knocked him.
He betrayed… He got betrayed…
He rejected… He got rejected…
From being shot, by Prachi’s father to getting intimate with Varsha under the influence of alcohol, his life was as spicy as those masala Bollywood movies…
He was getting used to his life, until, one night, he decided to jump off a building and end everything…
Will there be love, or will it end?
Find out what happens when love has to pay its price.
About the story-
This story is about a guy known as Jay, and his interesting failed love lives. When love knocked at his door, he kept denying its entry, but when he finally realized that he was in love, it was too late. Three girls came in his life, but with every girl, some tragedies happened that doesn’t let Jay get the love of his life. The story is about his journey from a rich school brat to a responsible hard working guy. Read the book to know the story of Jay.
My verdict-
The story is simply and nice. Language is easy to understand. The way Jay’s life keep on turning after every incident is interesting. But, the story was quite predictable. There were some grammatical errors as well. However, apart from these few points, this book can be considered as a nice read.
Ratings – 3/5

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