The story of Newtons Law Reversed is simple and could complete in one and a half page. But it is the beauty in writing it in such a style that neither in a journey of 172 page, you get tired at any place; nor you lose your interest in the story. The pace of story remains intact throughout. And it never loses its track from the focus. There are few more prominent characters in the book besides Akash who keep interacting with Akash in a philosophical style and keep intriguing him from different angles. There is Ganga – who lives in a far off small village and belongs to a poor family. Akash visits this village to attend one of his ailing family members and gets to know another side of life that he had never been able to touch or see.
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Newtons Law Reversed by Howard Roark: Meet Akash Ganga On Earth
Posted on the 04 March 2017 by Jaideep Khanduja @PebbleInWaters
Here is an interview of Howard Roark. It was published just a few days back. Howard is a big admirer of Ayn Rand and Ferdinand Alexander Porsche. And after interviewing him on my blog, I read Newtons Law Reversed: Conflict – Some evade, some efface while most embrace. This is a debut novel from Howard Roark. As far as the story is concerned, though it is a fiction, it appears to carry some amount of Howard Roark himself in Akash (the main character of this story). Akash carries simplicity and truthfulness in his character. And that is what is one of the strong points of the book among few other that I will mention below.