Book Review 22: Inside The Heart Of Hope by Rishabh Puri.




'Inside the Heart of Hope' by Rishabh Puri tells us a wonderful tale of hopefulness. The story makes us believe firmly in the idea that no matter how big problems come in our path, we should not lose hope and proceed dauntlessly. One can absolutely achieve success if he has hope and faith in God, and of course, in himself.

The protagonist, Rick, is suffering from a heart condition known as Aortic Valve Stenosis and Hyperlipidemia. As a result of this 'illness', he is sympathized by all the people around him and cannot live a 'normal life'. His girlfriend Amy abandons him when she comes to know of his condition. He becomes disheartened and loses the will to live. His best friend, Jacob, tries his best to cheer him up. 
The story of his life takes a turn when he comes across an air hostess, Lisa. 
Will Rick and Lisa have a future together? Will he be able to overcome his problems and lead a successful life? To know more, you have to read give this short and beautiful book a read.

 The language is very easy and simple. There is absolutely no complexity present in the plot. 

 For me, this book was a nice light-read. 
Romance-fiction lovers will surely love this book. You can give this book a read as it is a short, easy read. 
About the author : Rishabh Puri is a highly accomplished entrepreneur of Indian origin with his spurring business set-ups in Nigeria, UAE and China. He got into his family business at the age of 18, and since then, he has been a backbone of the esteemed enterprises.
Rishabh is not just a busy businessman who spares time for his most cherished skills for penning down fiction, he is also an avid traveller, a supercar enthusiast, a Romantic chef over the weekends, a painter, a natural drawer, ‘a hookah + green tea’ combination lover, and an active volunteer for supporting the needy strata of our society.

My rating : 3 of 5 stars.
Publisher : Srishti Publishers and Distributors.
First Published : June 2017
Pages : 121
Price : ₹150/-
Thanks to Bookfever for providing me with a review copy of the book in exchange for an honest review. 

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