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'Swipe Left' written by Himanshu Goel. It is a very short read.

I find the title little innovative and little modern as well.

The story is very, cute, little, simple, sweet and suspense, thriller etc. The story starts with the girl Naina who was using the latest trending dating app and in the app, she found the person then the started to chat so do the suspense of the story too. Since its a very small story with seventeen lines I can't say more.

This is not a soft romantic story, this one is the thriller and after she knew him only the story will start its thill (so do read the book to know further). I complete this book with fifteen minutes. Each penny I spend on this book is worth it.

I never thought how can a thriller with the suspense the author can give within these little pages, but the author nailed it. The langue is very simple to read.

I like this book and I enjoy reading it.

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