Honest Book Review: For The Sake of Love | ParnikaReviews

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For the Sake of Love by Anamika Mishra

Genre: Fiction

Pages: 184

Publisher: Westland

Language: English

"Our first meeting was sweet. We were sitting on a bench under an oak tree, she was waiting for someone and I was reading a book."

Blurb

Twisha Khanna is a young, independent and successful individual. Her life is indulged in work and she has no time for the frivolities of love. Being the creative head of a happening travel magazine gives her numerous opportunities to travel on assignments.
When one such assignment to travel to Shimla came, she couldn't say no. Twisha had no time for love but life had other plans. 
On finding a stack of old love letters where every word bleeds for love, Twisha is convinced to find and help the man who wrote the letters.
In her journey to make this happen, she meets Alex, a rich spoilt brat. Alex was everything Twisha would love to hate. As the two try to put the pieces together for reuniting the old lovers, they are not aware of what this journey would unfold and their life would change forever.


Review

The book starts with a series of love letters written by Davil to his love, Jasmine. This touch of letters was nice and you could read emotions through them. Then the book recites the story of Twisha Khanna who is an independent workaholic, who despises love. Twisha is shown as a strong and hardworking character, that adds character to the story. 
Twisha is sent on a trip to Shimla by her boss with her colleague, Bobby. Bobby is not someone who Twisha would like as a companion but has to go anyways. ( We know how jobs work!)
Twisha takes us on a journey where she finds the heap of letters and wants to know the story behind them. The curiosity of the character after learning about the letters is beautifully handled. 
The character development of Twisha can be seen over the course of the book and the characters of Bobby, Alex and others accompanying the story are well handled.
The writing in the book is easy and smooth. The story is unique and interests a non-lover of romance like me. This novel is a fast-paced and refreshing read! 
The characters could have been more layered and more insights into the background of Jasmine and David would have been appreciated.

Conclusion

The book actually has more to it than two people magically falling in love or a happily ever after. 
If you love romance then this read won't disappoint. If you are anyone like me then this review would tell you exactly what to expect from the book and why you should or shouldn't go and try this book.

Well! Did I like the book? Yes! Would I recommend it? Yeah! Why Not!

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