Me, Mia, Multiple

The premise of this story is quite interesting but I found myself thinking that the author had resorted to cliches to resolve it. Towards the end of the book, a few words stood out to me - “cinematic”, “Bollywood script”, “theatrical”. This book is just that. A love story that is so fantastically unreal and improbable that you can't put it down no matter how hard you try. I did some digging on this author and he was a student at the FTII; no wonder then, that his novel is implausible, unrealistic, maniacal and yet completely unputdownable. I give it three stars because although it has a loose plot and fantasy-like unrealism, it grabs your interest to the very end.