Review of "The Last Boy to Fall in Love" by Durjoy Datta, Narrated by Rasika Dugal and Sikandar Kher
The storyline is very well planned, Durjoy takes up a dystopian future where everything seems bleak, and just like an oasis in a desert, love blooms to make things brighter. The plot is engaging and moves in a pace that is comfortable, yet takes its time to establish events and things. The level of detailing is quite high, and the story is able to paint a vivid picture as to what is happening at a particular point in the story.
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