Guide

This book's review has already been posted once.
Guide is a book that turns it's reader into a driftwood which glides across the waves of a variety of feelings such as happiness, curiosity, a little sadness and also affection. The chapters of the book kept me busy wondering the abrupt changes of passages referring to the past and present of a guide and an enforced saint named Raju.
The miraculous book deals with Raju who had lost his trustworthiness once and doesn't want to lose it again. In his past Raju had grown an enormous amount of affection towards Rosy, a married classical dancer whom he had brought into the limelight. To save himself from losing his love, he had committed a crime that was not forgivable by Rosy.
Later, when his past meets the present, he is bound by the circumstances (read to find out what these circumstances were) around him and has to implement a 12 day fast to do good to his followers. The end of the book is written in such a way that it particularly impressed and pleased me.
The novel has an extra pinch of humour here and there gripping the reader's  complete attention in addition to a gorgeous language. The descriptive sentences also lead to the reader's liking towards the bundle of pages. It proved out to be a treasure trove for me and read it to find out what it turns out to be for you.