Deception on Westminster Bridge, London: That Five Minutes of the Day I Would Want to “Rewind and Erase” from My Memory Paperback – 28 May 2020

Not bad for a first time author. His experience of "deception " is relatable. Maybe not that exact experience, but we've all had our moments of "did that really just happen? How/why/now what?" And reading about his experience and his thought process was very validating and comforting in many ways. He appeals to the humanity in all of us, with all our flaws exposed...vulnerability, duplicity, greed, etc. He then lays a plan for anyone that cares to, to be able to move forward and thrive.

The book gives a feeling of Author being infront of you and talking to you in person. It is conversational and continuously holds your attention. Description of the place, situation and incident are so vivid that one gets transported and you start visualising things as getting played infront of your eyes.Author brings structure to thought, analyses and provides a framework to solution...Awesome debut book of Vishunu and wish him all the very best..

Not overbearing or preachy. It flowed well and kept my interest. I could relate to the situation and see my friend s in these places also

While part I, the true event, is well narrated, part II is where the learning is.