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Review: The Girl of My Dreams, by  Durjoy Datta Review of The Girl fo my dreams by Durjoy Datta Author:  Durjoy Datta Price:  Rs. 199 /- Pages:  288 Genre:  Thriller I have first read “If it’s not Forever, then It’s not Love” by Durjoy Datta and loved his books from then on. However, The Girl of my Dreams is a genre change for Durjoy Datta. The book is a Thriller with love and obsession as the central theme. The book is about the Protagonist, Daman who is facing challenges in life after surviving a deadly car accident. His girlfriend, Shreyasi, was with him in the car and he feels that because he was driving that day and he is guilty of her death. Daman meets his new girlfriend, Avni who doesn’t like Daman mentioning Shreyasi, his virtual girlfriend in his writings. Even after Avni’s repeated appeal to him to name her instead of Shreyasi, he keeps using his virtual girlfriend’s name. The plot becomes chaotic when Shreyasi comes back to life, the plot becomes

Review: Her Last Wish, by  Ajay K Pandey Review of Her Last Wish by Ajay K Pandey Author:  Ajay K Pandey Price:  Rs. 123 /- Pages:  208 Genre:  Non-Fiction, Romance Again, Ajay K d the author of You are the Best wife has touched everyone’s heart by writing about a couple in such an enticing and enthralling way.  I have not come across such a beautiful love story in recent past and this book is touted to be based on real life story which makes it even more interesting as real life love story is ever so beautiful than a normal story. The title of the book itself gives us a little sad feeling that girl is no more or girl is not going to live anymore. The book is about Vijay and Astha who are deeply in love and can do crazy things for each other. Vijay was a person who was also short of confidence, he was someone who could not live up to his parent’s expectations and got married to Astha, who changed his life forever, who brought lucky stars in his life and changed t

Review: One Indian Girl, by  Chetan Bhagat Review of One Indian Girl by Chetan Bhagat Author:  Chetan Bhagat Price:  Rs. 70 Pages:  280 Genre:  Fiction Chetan Bhagat in his One Indian girl writes all about feminism and more about humanism. The plot of One Indian Girl has locations in New York, London and Hong Kong, sex on the beach, a Punjabi wedding. So the story is about an immensely successful woman who has to choose between three brainless but adorable men. One is boring and cricket, Bollywood fan. Second is a Bengali communist who has a penchant for the word “Baby”.  The third is highly desirable but entirely inappropriate old man. Why does a woman who is successful and talented have to choose between these three men is the story. The novel has all the Bollywood type of masala. Chetan Bhagat deserves accolades for the way he used simple characters and developed all the characters independently by giving them a nice attractive recitation. Chetan Bhagat

You are the Best Wife by Ajay K Pandey Author:  Ajay K Pandey Price:  Rs. 88 Pages:  248 Genre:  Romance, Non-Fiction You are the best wife, is a truly inspiring story of the Author, engages audience really well. The cover pic of the book itself says a lot here, the picture of couple signifies authors life and his memories of his wife, the title tells us the book is about the mood of the book and pen signifies that author wanted to write his life experiences with his wife. The story revolves around Bhavna and Ajay. Bhavna loves living life for others and Ajay is more of selfish kind of person. Bhavna is more spontaneous, doesn’t think about what next and just goes with the flow. On the other hand, Ajay plans meticulously but opposites attract I suppose. They meet, they fall in love, they get married and love between them changes both of them for good. You can never rate a true story like the other ones, but sometimes a true story can be more beautiful than