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"The Final Call" By Priya Kumar

Hey BookLovers...
Let's talk about the book "I Will Go With You" by Priya Kumar.
This book is recently turned into a web series called "The Final Call".




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What happens when a pilot entrusted with the lives of hundreds of passengers loses his mind and decides that "life is not worth it" and chooses to end his life, taking all the passengers and crew with him? The 300 passengers boarding the flight SL502 from Dubai to New York believe like the rest of us, that flying is the safest mode of travel. They haven't the faintest clue that the pilot in the drivers seat has decided to end his life mid-air by committing suicide. Well not every passenger is unaware of impending danger. There is in the flight an astrologer humouring his fellow passengers with some predictions when he realizes that there is something deadly in common with all these predictions.................. Come aboard a suspense filled drama of life and death woven by master storyteller Priya Kumar as she takes you on a ride that you will never forget.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

A bestselling author and a motivational speaker, Priya Kumar is the CEO of Priya Kumar’s Training Systems. Apart from inspiring corporate executives toward Peak Performance, Priya is also a life coach to CEO^s and celebrities. She is the author of a number of bestselling books. Her first book “I Am Another You” was an immediate success and won multiple international awards. It remains an inspirational bestseller. Her second title, “License to Live” won the prestigious Eric Hoffer book award in 2012. Priya’s writing is both involving and inspiring.

MY REVIEW

Firstly, I would like to thank the Logistics for sending this beautiful book in an equally beautiful package.
"The Final Call" is a story of a Pilot who wants to end his life but risks everyone's life too.
This is actually a roller coaster ride with loads of surprises and an absolutely new concept.
The language is subtle and simple, everyone can read it.
Characters are built keeping in mind the life lessons they are to impose on the readers.
All in all, it is a spiritually enlightening read.

RECOMMENDED TO

EVERYONEEEE.
This is one such book which should be read by legit everyone, it is that captivating and with such a deep and beautiful meaning.

MY RATINGS

5 on 5 stars

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