Love in Revolution is a heart warming descriptive book. The main plot of the story is the Communist Revolution that Estaya, the main character's, brother played a big part in. On the sidelines there is Estaya's relationship with a girl named Skizi. Skizi is a Zindinki, a group of people who do not get on with the villagers and are portrayed as thieves and beggars, which most of them have to be in order to survive.
Once the revolution has taken place, the country goes further and further into turmoil, with more mysterious disappearances each day. These disappearances include her lover's, Skizi's, and her enemy for as long as she can remember, Ana Himyana. When she eventually comes home one day to find her whole family missing, she ventures into the city to find her brother Leon, who she thought was high up in this new government. Unfortunately, she finds him in a prison, so now has no where to go.
I found this story intriguing, I have never read anything like this before. Whilst I praise the author's originality, I found that this book was rather different and hard to follow.
Overall, I would recommend this book, but only for people who find it easy
to follow a plot.
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