Book Reviews

Till Fate Do Us Part by Smita Das Jain

When fate intervenes, can love prevail?Doctor Gaurang’s ordinary life takes an extraordinary turn when Vedika, a corporate professional burdened by life’s challenges, enters his examination room. Sparks fly as they delve into treatment options for Vedika’s daughter’s rare medical condition, awakening emotions long dormant. An unforeseen event hurls their worlds into chaos, blurring the lines …

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Roar of the Dark by Aastha Rathod

“Roar of the Dark” expertly explores women’s perceptions of their bodies, shedding light on both the struggle for self-realization and the barriers that impede it. Naad’s potential as a bestselling author is evident, and I eagerly anticipate future endeavors.

The Way We Were by Prajwal Hegde

“The Way We Were” by Prajwal Hegde is a delightful romance with a genuine feel. Its engaging narrative and well-developed characters, including the compelling friendship, make it a comforting read. Surprisingly deep, it seamlessly weaves Andrew and Myrah’s family history into their romance, creating a charming and heartwarming story.

Anarkali by Sumant Batra

The mystifying presence of Anarkali has loomed large in history and folklore. Only a handful of dubitable details mark her story. In Anarkali, Sumant Batra ventures to piece together the puzzle surrounding her, giving her an identity, name, family and a life beyond the tragic love affair. Anarkali is a labour of love that expertly …

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