Chocalatelovinggal: Blog Tours & Book Review of Breach by Amrita Chowdhury

I received the Paperback copy of the book Breach which was sent by author through the blog tours . Thank you book club and Rubina Ramesh for the same.

The blurb: Vir is the head of Acel a pharma company. Weeks before pharma giant Acel get ready to file a global patent application for its wonder drug 'Colare'. The company's off shore data gets hacked and the young , charismatic leader Dr Udai Vir Dhingra finds himself being blamed for negligence and breach of history .

Battling the market pressure media scrutiny , livid American bosses and crumbling relationship. Vir must find his preceptors or else he will have face the downfall in his career and life. Unfortunately he gets dragged into shadowy online world of masked identities and mudded digital foot prints .The more he discovers that nothing is easy but everything has its price.

Set across Mumbai, Washington and Guangzhou. Breach is compelling and edgy that explores dangerous side of cyber crime.

My Views: Breach is a superb book written by a very Talented Author Amrita Chowdhury .This book is written in Ravi Subramanian's style .Actually this book is fusion of Pharma and I.T. This book also explores dark and deadly side of virtual existences and how over use virtual media can create problems in people's life .Like it created in Vir's life .

The author has narrated this story in a fantastic way .The story stretches from Washington, Mumbai to Guangzhou .This story emphasis on cyber crime .How things gets exposed and information get hacked and how many people are involved in this .Those people who are involved in this can easily lose their directions in their lives .So we should use Virtual existence to minimum possible extent .So that we can avert troubles that might occur .

Breach is awesome book. A very well written book by Amrita Chowdhury .It is totally a new genre written in a very eloquent way .All the characters and their emotion are described very carefully by the Author. Plot/story line is superb. Love the way she has narrated the story. Though it was new challenging task for me as Iam not that familiar with this type of genre I enjoyed reading this book. Apart from all the characters in the book I like Sandman's character the most .

Highly recommended book to all readers , who love to read thriller novels the most and to those who love taking up new challenge /take plunge in reading other genres apart from whatever genre he or she likes.

This is my unbiased review of the book Breach by Amrita Chowdhury .

Breach

Amrita Chowdhury

The Blurb

How secure are your secrets in the virtual world? Weeks before pharma-giant Acel is ready to file a global patent application for cancer wonder-drug Colare, its offshore data centre in Mumbai is hacked. The charismatic, young leader of its Indian business, Dr Udai Vir Dhingra, finds himself being blamed for negligence and breach of security. Battling market pressures, media scrutiny, livid American bosses and crumbling relationships, Vir must find the perpetrators, or see his career – and his life – spiral downwards. But the deeper he gets dragged into the shadowy world of masked online identities and muddied digital footprints, the more Vir discovers that nothing is easy or obvious, and everything has a price. Set across Mumbai, Washington and Guangzhou, Breach is a compelling and edgy cyber thriller that explores the dark and dangerous underbelly of our increasingly virtual existence

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Meet the Author

Amrita Verma Chowdhury is the author of Faking It, an art crime thriller about fake modern and contemporary Indian art.

She holds engineering degrees from IIT Kanpur and UC Berkeley, where she was a Jane Lewis Fellow, and an MBA from Carnegie Mellon (Tepper Business School). Her work as an engineer in Silicon Valley led to seven US patents for semi-conductor fabrication – something to show for those bad-haired days. She has done Strategy Consulting and Board Effectiveness work in the US and Australia and has spent long nights fitting five-syllable words inside two-by-two squares. She has worked in the rarefied bastions of Ivy League education bringing together ideas and people. She currently works in publishing.

She lives in Mumbai with her husband Sumit, their two children Shoumik and Aishani, and an assortment of pets including a cocker spaniel, a guinea pig and two turtles. She loves travelling, baking cupcakes with her daughter and hearing from her readers.