I was somewhat surprised that I liked 'The Zoya Factor' so
much. I expected to merely pass the time on a flight with the book; what ended
up happening was that I was perhaps the only one not sleeping (or not trying to
sleep) on a late night flight, completely hooked to Anuja Chauhan’s first.
The story line and plot points can be predicable at times –
Zoya’s love story, its ups and downs, India winning cricket matches (with a
purely fictional ease) – but Chauhan’s very Delhi lingo and colorful characters
help you forget the kinks in the plot. The characters are real and lively, with
their own idiosyncrasies and that is what made ‘The Zoya Factor’ worth the read
for me.
Recommended.
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