Book Review #contemporaryfiction

Charlie and Edwin leave everything back in their village and settle for a new life in a big city. For Edwin, it was where he was going to chase his dreams, but for Charlie, it was just another place to be with his only friend. However, when he meets Aster, who was silently walking through instabilities of her own destiny.

Once upon a time, there was an intelligent boy called Vidoy. And there was a beautiful girl called Dibisha. A witty tale of friendship, love and romance, this book will not only make you believe in true love, but will assure you that if you love someone with all your heart, they will always find their way to you.

Ravi, a banker in the US, is afraid of marriage and commitment. However, his mother tricks him into returning to India and fixes his marriage with the beautiful and dreamy Anvi. But Ravi is not willing to give in and attempts to convince his mother with the help of his best friend Pavan. After their many hilarious, but futile attempts, Pavan finally manages to break Ravi & Anvi’s engagement. But Ravi’s joy is quickly diminished by the cold shoulder from his family and friends.

Sonnets to Paradise is a saga about two female characters who find themselves demarcated in their ordinary mindsets and lives; their monotony and their antiquity. The two characters are not connected by blood or age but by a single piece of poetry manuscript titled, 'Sonnets to Paradise.