Libro

The Pulwama Aftermath

2019264 págs.

8.0

Book Description The man heaved the RPG on his shoulder. He was ready. The Prime Minister's motorcade was not far. His fingers closed around the trigger at the first glimpse of the approaching motorcade. The signal jammers in the Tata Safari would be ineffective against his hand-guided missile, he thought, as the first vehicle of the convoy passed him by. BMW vans carrying alert SPG men followed right behind. And then the target vehicle, right where he had been advised. The man pressed the trigger sending the missile speeding towards its target.The wounds of the Pulwama attack were yet fresh in the country's mind when the news of the attack on the Prime Minister of India shook the nation to its core. He was the most popular man in the country, destined to become the Prime Minister again in the upcoming general election.The assailant has disappeared. A Joint Task Force has been formed, all intelligence agencies working as one to uncover the secrets behind the attack. Any one of several terrorist organisations across the border could be involved. Or perhaps the truth is much close to home.Vijay, the man heading the Joint Task Force, and his boss, Prahlad Dev, the National Security Advisor know that they don't have much time. For there's yet another scenario brewing... Reader Reviews " Riveting edge of the seat work of fiction." " Paced like a Jason Bourne thriller with an extremely taut plot." "One is at times forced to find the distinction between fact and fiction." " Unputdownable , plot begins with a bang, ends with a bang." " Think Robert Ludlum. Think Tom Clancy." "The painting unfolds beautifully like a master piece. " Like a Dan Brown story , with the suspense unfolding slowly with real life facts." "I continued to visualize the plot, places, and the narrative like a thriller movie and thoroughly enjoyed the experience ." "The book keeps you hooked . Characters are well written and realistic." "Never Miss the Climax!" Author Description Pratik Shah is the author of Operation Jai Mata Di, a book that the Hindustan Times has called 'nail biter of a book'. He is also a contributor at Rediff.com