Review of "The Cellist" by Daniel Silva

The plot of the book is well-planned and meticulously so with exquisite details of operations as they are planned and executed mentioned. The storytelling is powerful, and the reader’s imagination is used to the core to help them visualize things.

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Siddhant is a book enthusiast who loves reading and always carries a book in his bag. He holds interest in writing and has written for a prominent city magazine for 1.5 years on assorted topics. His interest in reading has led him to start his book review blog. Started in Feb 2019, he has reviewed 150+ books across genres and his reviews have garnered recognition as the second runner-up in The Global Book Community Awards in the category of the Most Promising Literary Influencer, and The Best Reviewer Award at the Indian Literary Awards 2020

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