Book Review: Love and Curses by Sunita Saldhana

A quick and content read!

A beautiful journey through a fantasy world with love and curses around.
Sunita Saldhana has very beautifully penned the yearning of the lost love.
Spoiler Alert***
The blurb never gave away the fantasy element. Nor the first part of the book as I read through. When it comes out it took me by surprise but a very nice and a beautiful surprise.
Have to give credit to Sunita for the way she has blended the fantasy world and contemporary world so smoothly.
A very beautiful journey of Shardul and Amber as their love courses through centuries.
Author has used the elements of Painting, Forest, Tiger, and reincarnation very smoothly.  Not once I felt the frown etching my brows. Thoroughly a quick and content read!
 



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Blurb:

When Amber meets Shardul, her heart starts doing somersaults and it seems as if her body has forgotten how to breathe. She has never been so strongly attracted to anyone before. But beneath the physical attraction, there is something else that she struggles with. Why does he seem so familiar when she is sure she has never met him before? And why has she suddenly started waking up each morning with tears running down her cheeks, haunted by the same dream every night?
Shardul has been waiting for Amber forever. But fate conspired to keep them apart. He could not forget what she could not remember. Now that he had finally found her, would she open her heart to love or would he lose her forever?

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