Romance Book Escapades

Simha International by Sundari Venkatraman My rating: 5 of 5 stars Feel Good one Though I'm very late to read this book it was there on my to be read list for long. The Bansal Legacy series is based on three Bansal siblings, each who manage a hotel in different regions. In Simha International, readers can get to read about the story of the eldest sibling Rohit, how he handles any situation in the hotel and his relationship with his duty officer, Tasha. They both are broken and hurt on their own way and their connection goes long back from being acquaintance, becoming friends and giving up to their passion. How they both handle and support each other and nourish their relationship has been beautifully scripted the author. Loved the way of giving naration from everyone's perspective. View all my reviews

Against All Odds by P.G. Van My rating: 5 of 5 stars Beautiful and Feel Good Had a glimpse of Rishi in the slow burn Rules of Attraction while his story, Against All Odds was fast pacing romance novel. The story kept me hooked up throughout and I enjoyed the every page of this book. Rishi and Nishi were born to go against all odds to have a forever. I just loved it. View all my reviews

Blood Trail by Ruchi Singh My rating: 5 of 5 stars Perfect Crime Thriller This book kept me at an edge since the first page. The pace of the story didn't get slow for moment and kept me hooked up. The exchange between the leads Armaan and Trisha was great. They both had different goals and different start but their destination was together. A well scripted decent crime thriller with proper measurement of romance and humour. View all my reviews

Reckless Promise by M.V. Kasi My rating: 5 of 5 stars The secret crush of the secret meddler Seeing Neelima Raj as the strict Dean lady of the Simha University, it was refreshing to see her softer side as the student and even as the woman she was. At the end of Reckless Hate when Neelima was getting ready for a dinner with Aravind Roy, I wished to read the read the story and thanks to the author's for making the wish of many reader come true. Waiting to read more such books from the duo as individual and collaboration. View all my reviews

Rules of Attraction by P.G. Van My rating: 0 of 5 stars Slow Burn Started of as a slow burn story, Rules of attraction was a bit slow in pace until 40% kf the story. But once the leads started putting out their feelings for each other, the story picked up the pace. I loved how the love between Harika and Viren grew organically and how the carried forward their relationship. Starting as acquaintance, finding out to be kids from two estranged families, planning to bring their families together and love was beautifully scripted. As always the short break up and patch up in the climax portion was there for which I cried for Harika. I wished she made him wait for another day before forgiving him but everything is fair in love and war. A wonderful read, giving it a four star. View all my reviews

The Royal Contract by P.G. Van My rating: 5 of 5 stars Wonderful Liked the story. It was a slow burn and feel good book. Finding a royal, handsome and supportive husband is rare, she should have also followed her career goal when he is ready to support her in every way. Waiting for the author's next book. View all my reviews

Cruise in Love by M.V. Kasi My rating: 5 of 5 stars Imperfect yet perfect After seeing just a glimpse of Aarav in Crash in Love and Wild in Love and a long wait, we could finally get to see Aarav's second chance romance with Sitara in "Cruise in Love". This could be the luxurious story compared to other two which were based on islands and forest. It's a story about how far someone can go for their love and fear. Though I can't blame Sitara for her actions, I loved Aarav's love more than hers. This book was a good read and nice time pass. View all my reviews