Inane Murtaza

A few years back, there was a boom of  young authors especially IIT graduates who wanted to try their hands on writing after the success of Chetan Bhagat. As far as I remember, not many succeeded as the trend started declining, apart from a chosen few. Recently, when I was given a chance to review this book, I chose this book hoping against hope for an improvement and here is my take on the same. Blurb (From Amazon): We’re all a little broken, and that’s okay. Or is it? Rick has a medical condition that makes his life different from the rest. But unlike others around him, he sees this not as a curse, but as an opportunity to cherish life and all the bitter-sweet gifts it brings with it. Amidst frequent visits to the doctor, multiple surgeries that risk his life being, and a life that meant surveillance all the time, Rick has to fight for himself each day. But he pulls through, thanks to his family and friend Jacob, who become his pillars of strength. And then, at a time when he ...