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•   By Priyanka 26 May 2012
  Amazing Book

  The story is about Shruti Ranjan , a journalist from the state of Bihar gets into politics to take revenge of her rape. The book talks about the entire struggle she faces in her personal and professional life. It’s an amazing women oriented book. You must read it once!

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•   By Freoda 26 May 2012
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  The Edge of Desire is one of the best women oriented book I have ever read. The story was very inspiring. Also the protagonist was well portrayed. I have already recommended my friends to read the book. Would recommend everyone to read the book once!

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•   By Pooja Mehta 18 May 2012
  The Edge of Desire

  Nice book. Very interesting description of a woman's fight against male domination in the society at large and at a very individual and personal level too. I was also happy to get an idea about the political issues of those times, but at some places it was a little overdose. It is not one of those breezy books that you can read at one go. A little heavy on the mind!

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•   By Nupur Berry 10 May 2012
  A Must Read!!!

  Tuhin Sinha is such a great writer. I love the way he writes his books. ‘The Edge of Desire ‘seems to be a very interesting book. The main protagonist is physically abused and the story revolves around how she becomes tough and decides to take revenge, the difficulties she has to go through etc. This book cannot be missed.

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•   By Heena Kapoor 08 May 2012
  Inspirational

  It talks about a women who has the burning need to avenge her rape, the humiliation every women goes through who has been through this tragedy. This book probably will inspire women to even fight back against physical abuse which they encounter daily. So looking forward to this one which will be in stores on 10th May 2012.

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