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Pushpendra Mehta is the author of "The Suitable Inheritor" (Novel) and the nonfiction books "Win the Battles of Life & Relationships" and "Tomorrow's Young Achievers," which have earned him an internationally loyal readership. The richness of his experience comes from having donned diverse roles - writer, marketer, consultant, and entrepreneur. Pushpendra was raised in India and now lives in Atlanta, USA. He is an alumnus of Northwestern University and Sydenham College of Commerce & Economics. His interests include reading, writing, tennis, golf, travel, movies and music.
Reviewed by Faridah Nassozi for Readers' Favorite
The Suitable Inheritor is written by Pushpendra Mehta. Michael Elliott had been experiencing a recurring dream in which an exquisite woman was leading him to the ocean and encouraging him to open his mind to possibilities. As he set out on a business trip to Lima, Michael could not in a million years have anticipated the profound impact the trip would have on his life. In Lima he was to meet with a renowned relationship guru called Andrew Smith, but the true purpose of the meeting was yet to be revealed to him. As Michael listened to Andrew's story on how he became who he was, he was captivated by the woman in the story who had led Andrew to his path and then disappeared without a trace. While Michael was entranced by the story of the mysterious Dorothy, fate had plans that would involve his life and career in ways he never thought possible, and Dorothy would be a major player in it all. This is an extraordinary tale of pure love, inspiration, enlightenment, and destiny.
The Suitable Inheritor by Pushpendra Mehta is a truly compelling read with a beautiful story and invaluable lessons. Although a work of fiction, Michael Elliott's journey shares precious life lessons, keys to successful relationships and true fulfillment. Pushpendra Mehta delivers these lessons in a way that is both compelling to read and easy to comprehend. The story form made it easier to internalize the message and use the different scenarios in which the message was embedded to make it all the more applicable to real life situations. The Suitable Inheritor is a two in one compelling read that delivers a captivating story of love and enlightenment and then countless lessons for readers.
