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Book Review: Musafir Cafe

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Book Name: Musafir Cafe Author: Divya Prakash Dubey Publisher: Hind Yugm Genre: Contemporary Romance Musafir Cafe is a beautifully written contemporary romance unlike typical romance. It explores the true meaning of life and how people in love with their aspirations and someone change the way to curate a world of their own. Review When I started reading this book, I felt it might be like any other romantic story. But when I noticed the names of the protagonists, I was intrigued. I haven't read Gunahon Ka Devta , so I'm not sure if the vibe would be similar, because I heard that book even made the tough folks cry. Sudha and Chander make all the difference in this story. As I dived into the story, it was breezy, slow, warm, and more heart-touching than a typical romance novel. The story follows the journey of two characters, Sudha and Chander, from the moment they met in a café while they went there to meet a prospect for marriage, to the way their lives changed completely, fr...

Book Review : A Place In This World

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Book Name: A Place In This World Author: Richa Telang Publisher: Indie Press Genre: Romance (Small Town Romance) “How often do you seek a place of your own?”  A place where you can be your raw self,  A place that invites you unveil your true emotions, A place of your own virtues, A place full of life in you, A place you can feel unjudged at, A place offering all the happiness and most importantly A place that has a piece of you in every corner. A Place In This World by Richa Telang is a contemporary romance novel set against the backdrop of the pandemic Covid 19 exploring themes like love, loss, longing and family bonding. Review The story is set in Mumbai, and the opening act is the mood-setter of the story that leads to everything that happens in the lives of both the protagonists and side characters, who eventually play a major role in keeping readers looking forward to reading the book. The plot begins with Ira confessing on the radio show, which was tuned in by Sahaj,...