Manthika

If I were to describe this story with one tag, it would be stuck between 'mystery' and 'mind-fuckery' because the above summary?  Does not do it justice for how deep and emotional it gets.  I wouldn't call it psychological, but it really does mess with your head.  I don't want to spoil anything, which makes it very hard to review, but it's not the carefree, slapstick comedy it looks like on the cover- or starts out like in the first couple of chapters. 

I'm talking existential crises, time skips back and forward, really mysterious undertones and a confusing overlying plot- even saying 'it's dramatic' doesnt do it justice.  Would I recommend it?  Only if you're in a good headspace and have the ability to think.  It's not the lightest of reads.  But it's good.