A Reader's note on Kenny Pandey's new novel-Deception

Kenny Pandey’s new novel, Deception, is a deeply emotional and profound exploration of betrayal and the struggles of immigrants. It is based on an actual event involving his close friend, and it resonates with current social issues, making it a compelling read for those interested in contemporary themes.
The story centers on Amar Magar, a miraculously born man who lacks vital signs at birth but revives afterwards. An immigrant who moves to America on a DV lottery struggles in America for a living, close to minimum wage. His work ethic, innovative efforts, and ingenuity led him to receive a joint Nobel Prize for creating remarkable AI software that can detect signs of dementia 6 months earlier. His achievements are a testament to the power of perseverance and hard work, making readers proud of his success.
His life takes a dramatic turn after an encounter with an African woman, leading to a series of events, including divorce, with sexual charges against his six-year-old girl that test his resilience. The narrative vividly portrays the cultural conflicts, manipulation, and intense female jealousy that can arise in the name of women's empowerment, pushing a person to the brink of despair. Yet, Amar's resilience shines through, inspiring readers with his unwavering determination.
Ultimately, Deception is a compelling narrative that delves deep into the complexity of human psychology, betrayal, and the consequences of emotional warfare.
The book features intense emotional court scenes, with compelling arguments from both lawyers that sway the American jury and lead to a dramatic, unanimous, fair decision that shocks the public and media—and even stuns you with its unexpected outcome.

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