If it all doesn't quite add up, the read is still worth the journey.
He is undoubtedly one of my top favorite authors and truly a master of words.
Book Review: Six Suspects by Vikas Swarup.
He can think in the most impossible way and link it in the story in most reasonable style. But in his usual style the outcome also changes after the flashback. by Doubleday Highly recommended.” ―Booklist (starred review) Interesting story. The police search each and every guest. Ahh!! He is undoubtedly one of my top favorite authors and truly a master of words.
The feeling the book Six Suspects provides me is quite different than those I have read before.
Before I have started to read the last chapter, I thought that one of these six suspects must be the murderer. Please try againSorry, we failed to record your vote. To prove it let me tell you that once again the pretty cover got the job done. The suspects range from the most ordinary to the very popular and influential – all of whom has stories to tell and all of whom has enough motives to kill Vicky Rai.Just a few days after getting away with murdering a bartender, Vivek “Vicky” Rai was himself murdered in his own celebration party. It is a murder whodunit that satisfies the mind and the heart.
The twists at the end were a bit--too twisted. Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2011. Six Suspects does none of this. JFC. Despite being about as unlikely a collection of people as can be imagined, each has a motive for shooting the horrible rich kid (who is almost a caricature of nastiness).
The plot zips along, at least in terms of each character's individual stories. I found this novel to beReviewed in the United States on September 21, 2018 The giggle factor is very high in this.
There is a clear structure to the book. The plot is funny and interesting and keeps you guessing right up to the last page. My favorite aspect of this book is really in the narrative and the way that Swarup shows off his prowess in writing. As with his previous novel the feel of India permeates this novel. Loved the interconnection of the characters all from different walks of life. I really enjoyed both Q&A and The Accidental Apprentice. Vikas Swarup They are a glitzy bunch, but among them the police find six strange, displaced characters with a gun in their. He is an ordinary character whom I will never think will involve in this madness is the killer.
(This is my pb edition, the Goodreads blurb has been altered as well you might hope. Great book . I laughed a lot. The BBC recorded this mystery in Bombay and the accents prove taxing.
But overall, a good read and I look forward to more by this author.Good, but not quite as good as his first book, Q & A.
In general, this book contains new concepts of mystery and is able to give me the surprise that I would not have expected. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 1, 2016Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 29, 2016 Each is equally likely to have pulled the trigger.
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He does not sugar-coat the class, caste and racist undertones, makes no excuses, and no judgement...so the story does not get preNice romp that explores life in India but in a lighthearted manner that does not detract from the story. The whodunnit part is weak.