BOOK REVIEW:- What's in a Kiss?? by Mehul S Ahire

"Sometimes it just takes a moment to make your story...!" Arjun is in his early teens, joins college with lot of apprehensions. There he runs into flamboyant Zoya one day. Although coming from a conservative Muslim family, Zoya is the exact opposite. She is born to break rules and lives life freely. Arjun falls for her almost instantly and even tries to express his feelings to her. But Zoya ignores his feelings and claims that they are nothing more than 'besties'. Arjun makes himself believe that and moves on in his life and that's when Meera, a simple yet beautiful girl happens to him. They fall in love and share a perfect bond. Just when things all seem to be perfect with Arjun an unexpected twist happens between them just because of a kiss. His life gets disrupted suddenly due to that situation and his life comes to a standstill. Will Zoya ever come to know why Arjun goes away from her suddenly? Will Meera lose her belief in true love ? And was there no love between Arjun and Zoya? Arjun gets all his answers one day and that's when he looks back at life and smiles at the moment when he had thought, "WHAT'S IN A KISS...!?!?!" What's in a Kiss is a true story which will make you realise the power of unconditional love!!

BOOK REVIEW:- I was given a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.The writing style is impressive that adds to the beauty of the book.
This book really touched my heart.Its a simple love story.Not all stories are perfect.
Love should be pure, unadulterated ,boundless.
It remain eternal in our thoughts.
The plot of the story is very interesting and it will surely grab your attention.

The story is same like other usual stories ,college life, the best days of life. No boring uniforms,bunking lectures and watching movies,hanging out with friends,night outs and the best part ,our first love.

The story revolves around the protagonist Arjun, he first falls in love with Zoya and then with Meera.

He dont believe in religion and age difference that has rarely bothered him.His first kiss with Zoya has changed his life and the last kiss with her liberated him .Why did she feels so comfortable with him then with anyone else? Why did she smile and not stop him when he was flirting with her? And was she jealous with her girls around him?

That sweet feeling of love,such moments are so special no matter how and where they happen.Things were changed. With Meera,at least there was no religion and age issues.Also she belonged to middle class family .

I like- 

• Supporting character
• Way of Narration and writing was nice. 
• The suspense.
• Appropriate title for the book. 

The story was so much addicting that once you’re in, you won’t stop until you reached that last line. Climax is very catchy, I regret that I didn't read it before.I am definitely looking forward to read more from the author. I will rate this book 4.5 out 5 stars. 

BOOK REVIEW: Destiny of Shattered Dreams by Nilesh Rathod

BOOK REVIEW:-
I was given a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
This is the best book I have read in 2016.I think the book can be converted into a film.The title of the book is apt.
When the dreams of a Man is shattered, then how does it feels?

The story revolves around the protagonist Atul Malhotra ,35 years of age, chairman of the board and founder CEO of Tansmech Telecom Limited (TTL), a billion dollar enterprise.

As it is clear from the blurb.The story depends on how a young fellow's vocation initially rises, he accomplishes a considerable measure and in view of progress, he was not ready to control himself and see the evil presences ,so his profession falls and falls such that everything he could ever hope for is shattered,there is no real way to ascend in the two his own and expert life.His lost love,his little girl Ananya;Aditya his adolescence buddy;Anil ,Prem , Rakesh and Qazi, his accomplices at work.His nearness could never again comprehend the things he had done previously.

The time spends behind those dividers quiets the psyche in any person.Though the world outside handn't changed much in 2 years when he was imprisoned, nothing was the same.He was a changed man, and the greater part of that change had occurred in the initial couple of days at the prison.The enormous fine requested the court had knocked off every one of Atul's benefits, and even from that point forward, there was a considerable measure left to pay.

Quotes from the book:-
Life may throw devils on your path to success.Disgusted,you may take another path.It may not be the best path,not the most honourable path,bit is less evil to choose that path,because to achieve success,succeed you must.

I like- 

• Strong character of Atul
• Way of Narration and writing was nice. 
• Appropriate title for the book. 

I dislike- 

• Atul fights with Roshni because of Aarti
• The devil that ruined Atul's life,sometimes success can overpower you and destroy your life and image

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:-
Nilesh Rathod is a businessperson, writer and poet. Co-founder of Ensemble Infrastructure India Limited, Nilesh’s company currently employs over 2000 people.


Destiny of Shattered Dreams is his debut novel. Nilesh is currently working on his second novel. He lives in Mumbai, you may email him at nilesh@nileshrathod.in or visit his webpage http://www.nileshrathod.in You may also follow him on twitter @authornilesh or at http://facebook.com/authornilesh

BOOK REVIEW: She Swiped Right Into My Heart by Sudeep Nagarkar

She Swiped Right Into My Heart

by SUDEEP NAGARKAR

'In the event that you've never had companions, 

You've never truly lived' 

This is the thing that the book says and this is the thing that precisely inside this book. A story comprising the narrative of closest companions and love. 

She Swiped Right into My Heart is an anecdote about affection picked up and lost-and the mending energy of companionship. 

The story rotates around three young ladies, closest companions. Geet, Shibani and Tushita. 

Geet is a standout amongst the most disagreeable young ladies in school however she is closest companions with the excellent and looked for after Shibani. To win the prevalence vote, Geet readies a fanciful sweetheart of her. She realized that the mystery will blast out sometime yet till then she is enamored with her fanciful beau and she is getting much regard on account of her non-existent sweetheart. 

Tushita cherishes Andy, the person who gives her agony as it were. He is constantly possessive about her. At long last when Tushita chooses to separation with him. He gives her a hotshot and makes her life a major wreckage by gifting her extraordinary damage to her body and soul. 

Obviously, Geet's mystery turns out, and she is currently all humiliated in the entire school. However, at that point, Rudra, causes her in being her phony sweetheart. 

Vivaan, Tushita's closest companion comes to think about her circumstance and that she won't have the capacity to walk again so effortlessly. And afterward, he gives her a help. He turns into her quality and rouses her to attempt her best. 

Shibani detests Vivaan on the grounds that he is the companion of Andy, however, later on, she needs to trust that all men are not the same. 

Geet and Rudra fell for each other. Be that as it may, again a fiasco comes into both of their lives. 

Do read the novel to jump into the rushes of a flawless story, loaded with adoration, feelings, sentiment and excellent words. 

Best piece of the story is the journal of Tushita where she keeps in touch with her musings and her story in wonderful words. 

Vivaan turns into the saint of the story by winning all hearts. 

Shibani is solid and overcome. She is sufficiently solid to open up about her homosexuality. The book demonstrates a decent concentrate on this part. Much the same as men are pulled in to ladies and ladies to men, Shibani is pulled in to ladies. It's not her slip-up , she is not doing it purposefully. She is a human like every one of us.

BOOK REVIEW: The Sialkot Saga by Ashwin Sanghi

BOOK REVIEW:- After the achievement of Chanakya's Chant, that investigated the universe of legislative issues, Sanghi now turns his thoughtfulness regarding the interests of Indian business. 

The Sialkot Saga is a ton of drama that time travels crosswise over hundreds of years and figures out how to keep the per user engaged. 

It is the narrative of Arbaaz, the child of a poor dockyard laborer in Mumbai, and Arvind the child of a minor Marwari specialist in Kolkata, and traverses six decades post Partition.The curve? 

Their story is connected to an antiquated mystery that goes back to the seasons of Ashoka. 

I found the book somewhat hackneyed in places-the plot specifying the ascent of the underdog and the momentous conflict appeared to be straight out of 70's Bollywood film. 

The agent turned creator has said that he loves consolidating certainties with fiction in the most intriguing ways.The account is moved along by major authentic occasions; at a certain point, the previous pastor Atal Bihari Vajpayee makes a passage while Steve Jobs includes the scan for his master. 

All around inquired about, with a storyline that will keep you snared. It is must for the individuals who are keen on perusing chronicled kind of books.

I would give this book 5 out of 5 stars.

Quotes From The Book-

“Rule number one: your accounts must always present a true and factual picture of your business operations.’ ‘And what’s the other rule?’ asked Arvind. ‘Rule number two is to occasionally forget rule number one.” 

“Politics is like a stage. Each politician plays his part according to the lines that are given to him. But backstage, the hero and the villain enjoy their drink together. Everybody” 

“Some animals hunt. Others hide. And a few hunt while they hide.” 

BOOK REVIEW:- Like a Love Song by Nikita Singh

BOOK REVIEW:-  The writer has achieved one more personality boggling and heart dashing book

I have perused her before books.

The story is sweet, moderate and passionate.The remarkable thing about the book is, it doesn't begin with a moderate pace and end with BANG!

The story spins around the hero Maahi.

Brought up in Ghaziabad, Maahi was experiencing difficulty changing in accordance with life in South India.

She persuaded herself that all she required was time.

She goes gaga for Kishan.

Be that as it may, the bond between them didn't work.Soon relationship ended.Kishan left without saying a word her. Without any emotion.Gunjan was broken.

The experience totally changed the way she took a gander at adoration and life.

The book was unbelievable in its plot advancement, character improvement, and story line.

The magnificence of the book lies in its portrayal and implantation of genuine considerations at the certain circumstance.

Overwhelming my psyche with this astounding bit of work.

I would rate this book 4.5 out of 5 stars. 

BOOK REVIEW: Breaking Free by Neha Nayak

BOOK REVIEW:- The book will take your heart away.

I simply adored the way writer has composed the book.It's like you are viewing a Bollywood film.

You will snicker, cry, shout, swoon.

The portrayal was faultless that will ask you to snared the book till the end. The idea appeared to you so genuine that while perusing the book you begin envisioning them before you. As a reader, I really adored with the characters. The dialect was straightforward and fresh. At times discussion amongst Ranbir and Noya will influence you to chuckle noisily. Neha is one such author who composes clever sentiment splendidly without losing the appeal of feelings in her story.

As a reader,  I needed to peruse more.

This book is justified regardless of a perused, which you will completely appreciate understanding it, in the event that you need to find out about the story at that point do snatch a duplicate of this book now.

I would rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. Thumbs up .

BOOK REVIEW: It's Okay to Fail, My Son by Vasant Kallola

BOOK REVIEW:- This book is rousing and supportive to the two guardians and understudies. The creator has exhibited the story as Father and child's relationship.

It gives a message

"We should respond to call which goes over our existence with joy, courage, and happiness, with most extreme preferring and delight."

This is a novel that subtle elements how scholastically normal understudies can end up being superior to the better than expected understudies with the correct information sources and support.It indicates how learning capacities of kids can be drastically enhanced with the correct sort of environment, patience, and inspiration with somewhat ad libbed methodologies.Finally, whatever one does, one must go for excellence.And what is the purpose of excelling, if it is not exciting, enriching and happy?

I am sure that you will enjoy reading it.I would rate this book 4.5 out of 5 stars.

BOOK REVIEW:Our Impossible Love by Durjoy Datta

BOOK REVIEWS :- 

The book was not that much intriguing not surprisingly.

It was engaging , light read.The book is particularly implied for adolescents.

The story rotates around 2 people, Aisha Paul and Danish Roy.

It additionally manages the issues of youngsters, like periods, love, breakup , confronting others

There is a message composed of the book cover that Sometimes Love strolls in when you wouldn't dare to hope anymore.

The story has interesting components likewise, there is comical inclination. The written work of the writer is amazing.

Durjoy knows how to inspire the gathering of people extremely well.I WOULD GIVE THIS BOOK,4 OUT OF 5 STARS.

Interview With :Sarvesh Tiwari Author Of The Last Curse

1. What inspired you to start writing? 
Writing is something which i always admired & since childhood i was a kid who loves to read & maintain his daily diary.
I always went to book stores & always lionize the authors with their creative novels... I guess the desire of having my named book in one of such shells is something which inspired me

2. What did you like to read when you were a boy?
When i was a little kid i loved reading comics in both english & hindi versions... Those classic thrills & mysteries makes me bemused to have a chimerical state of mind all over... So yeah i read mostly comics that time..
P.S. sometimes i read them now too..

3. What is the greatest challenge in writing a book?
I am a novice here & i might be a little in experienced to answer this but what felt is that the greatest challenge here is to dignify your fiction & to give your readers something worth reading.
Getting a story, managing characters, creating plots & most of all concentrating on  the story is something worth challenging

4. How much research do you do before writing the book?
 I had read too many thriller stories, saw some short thriller seasons & conceal all my thriller knowledge to write something which would be something ebullient to read for the viewers.
I had taken suggestions from many literal gurus regarding the book writing & other ideas for making a sound few hundred pages worth reading

5. What motivated you to write the book "The Last Curse" ? 
To be very frank here i had read a few novels who are terrible to read on first sight.. But still they were tagged as "best sellers" one..
So it gradually inspired me that 'if they can, i could do better'.

6. Can you tell us more about your latest book ? 
My latest upcoming book is "The Last Curse" which is published by Locksley hall publishing & is a thriller mysterical one.
It is a classic story & yet a little different from the ones you're been reading till now

7. How you take out time from your busy schedule to write this book?
I had started the idea of writing a couple of years back & was in Pune that time for my GRE preparations... I tends to attain tests & classes & at night before bed would run my fingers on my laptop for about an hour or half.
Still today whenever i get free from studies & work, i do write & read before going to bed

8. Who are your favourite authors?
My favourite authors are Lee Child, I am a huge fan of his character Jack Reacher.
Christopher C Doyle, David Baldacci, Fedrick Forsyth, Amish Tripathi
Ashwin Sanghi, Suhail Mathur & Nikita Singh.
These people i do believe are best in their own fiction sats.. and i respect them a lot

9. What words of wisdom would you like to give to aspiring writers?
I would only want to say the young writers to have full confidence within yourself & write something which makes you to get a interest in your book & you would see & admire your work again and again... One don't have to get settled in writing according to 'reader's choice'...
When you write something different but still it amazes you, people definitely tends to like it too.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR :- 
Sarvesh Tiwari lives in Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh & was graduated in Mechanical engineering from CSIT, DURG
He had visited few top colleges in India for workshops & seminars in his engineering including IIT Kanpur.
He is a member of 'Green Life' an NGO for planting trees.
And right now a GRE & TOEFL aspirant with being an author as an avocation.

BOOK REVIEW: Forbidden Desires by Madhuri Banerjee

BOOK REVIEW :-  I received this  book from the publisher. I have read the author's previous books and I thoroughly love enjoying reading them. This is the best read of 2016 .

By observing the front of the book, you can figure that the story must be about the profound wants inside the women.The story is around 4 wedded ladies Naina, Ayesha, Kavita and Kaajal who are not the same as each other and obscure to each other, yet to some degree they take after themselves in one way or other.

Naina conceived and raised in London to Punjabi Parents.Smart as the point with a Honors degree in English Literature.Supremely sexy.Uber cool. Long, dim hair. Met Mr.Kaushik, her significant other in London in a bus.Chatted for quite a long time. It was all consuming, instant adoration.

Ayesha:- Slim, Petite, and bloom like. Oval face.Almond eyes.Soft spoken.Demure.Loving, Caring.

Idealize housewife. Had an orchestrated marriage. Never adored her better half.

Kavita 39, tall, smooth, sensitive, wavy darker hairs, Twinkling eyes, sharp nose, holds a dim mystery, had love marriage to Gaurav.Regrets it till date.

Kaajal: 30, Lawyer, short, thin, delightful, wavy darker hair, grinning face, in a muddled relationship, loves to shop.

Presently their crossing point, figure when they would meet, what will happen at that point?

From bringing up youngsters to condemning husbands, diets to disorders, miscarriages to a mother in laws, renovating houses to plastic surgery, they would examine everything together and discussed everything. One of them trusted that her significant other was engaging in extramarital relations.

The plot is simply awesome.The portrayal is done well.

I completely adored this book and am certain that you will too!You unquestionably would prefer not to miss this one.

All in an each of them an extraordinary book, keeps u captivated up to the very end. I will be watching this creator, I can simply feel that she has quite a lot more to offer.
I would give this book 4 out of 5 stars.