It is the story of Myra, who is
contemplating to make the jump into entrepreneurship but has other choices,
Kabir who wants to be an entrepreneur though he lives a good life and Sandy who
is living an half entrepreneur life. They all cherish to start a company, but
how and when? The initial part of the book explains how these characters go on
with life unable to push themselves to make the jump. A sudden change in the
situation and they grab the opportunity to tread into unknown waters. How the
tread is and what all obstacles they face, form the rest of the book.
The events in the story span for
about five months and so I feel that a long story has been cut short to pull in
audience. The story has much more to deliver but the author keeps it straight
digressing in very few instances.
The book is written as the mind
voice of Myra and Kabir. The writing is simple and inspiring too. The role
played by the fourth character, Ramy, stands out and remains in the back of
your mind, though it has only brief mentions. Kudos to the author for creating
this impression. The climax of the story has a hint of a Bollywood movie making
the entire story unbelievable. I like the small twist at the end, though it
does not make any difference to the story.
Overall, it is somewhere between
okay and good and can be read when you are in a reading slump. I also recommend
it for those who have the entrepreneurial trait; it definitely has something to
inspire. I would suggest that the cover design could have been better.
A book, worthy of chewing and digestible in parts.
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