Ebook review: The Ray of Asha by Jisha Rajesh

            The Ray of Asha 

• Author: Jisha Rajesh
• Publisher: Saga Publishers
• Publication date: 2 Jul 2018
• Language: English
• ASIN: B07F71FSXF
• Format: Kindle edition
• Kindle price: Rs.49 only

About the author:

Jisha Rajesh is a doctor by profession and a writer by passion. She dreams of spreading the message of love, compassion and universal brotherhood through her stories. She was a winner of various literary competitions during her college days. She is an avid reader and music and cooking are her other hobbies. Her stories have been published on StoryMirror, Muse India and Indus woman writing. 

About the book:

A young journalist Gayatri Chaturvedi, was assigned to interview a spiritualist who was the talk of the town for his unique healing powers. Initially, she takes him for a fraud but as the interview proceeds, she realizes that he has a deep knowledge of medicine. Smitten by the charms of his looks and fascinated by his intriguing personality, she decides to probe into his past. Her investigation leads her to that era of his life when he was a post-graduate student of medicine. Right at the time when he was about to propose to his lady-love, his life turns upside down and he finds himself accused of the murder of a fellow student. The story unfolds as Gayatri seeks answers to the questions that keep reverberating in her mind. What has made the boy who has a heart of gold, commit a crime as heinous as murder? Is he really guilty or was he trapped? A story of indomitable courage, selfless love and ardent friendship will reaffirm your faith in the power of hope.

My verdict: 

The story starts with the interview of a Spiritual Healer by a young female Journalist Gayatri. It is a simple story that tells you the importance of love, friendship, passion, and dreams. The Ray of Asha emphasizes the meditation and the importance of conquering oneself. The Ray of Asha ,the title itself refers to hope. The book is written in a simple and elegant language. The flow of story is good . The cover contains a doctor handcuffed with stethoscope say much about the story that it is a crime story in medical world .

One can relate to many quotes and most of them leave an everlasting impact.

Allover a nice read.

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