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This Love That Feels Right
by Ravinder Singh
Description:
Life would have been easier had it been possible for us to plan falling in love more importantly avoid falling in love . . . Love is not for you she told herself. Inside just like any girl she desired to be loved. She had accepted her life the way it was till one day love showed up unannounced uninvited That s the thing with love. It does not take permission. It s in its very nature to gatecrash into our lives. Standing face-to-face with love she finds herself asking Is this love right. The answer is not simple. It never was . . . This intense love story will shake every belief you have ever had about love. About the Author Ravinder Singh is the bestselling author of I Too Had a Love Story Can Love Happen Twice? Like It Happened Yesterday and Your Dreams Are Mine Now.
About The Author
Ravinder Singh (born 4 February 1982) is an Indian author. He has written five novels entitled “I Too Had a Love Story”, “Can Love Happen Twice?”, “Like it happened Yesterday”,”Your Dreams are Mine Now” and “This Love That Feels Right”Singh’s first book is based on a real-life incident of his meeting a girl and his love life. After a six-month search, an editing team sent the manuscript to the publisher Shristi, who published the book. The book was unveiled at a press conference in Chandigarh by Anupam Mittal. He also launched the audio version of I Too Had a Love Story in mid-2011. I Too Had a Love Story is also published in Kannada language, entitled Nannadu Ondu prema kathe.
Skryf Review
This Love that Feels Right is one of Ravinder Singh’s recently popular book. This book is not that old lovey dovey romance story in fact it highlights a new perspective of seeing love. We all know Ravinder Singh for his forte in romance and here he talks about something which is considered as a taboo in today’s world.The plot construction is impeccable as the author talks about Naina Singhania, a typical Indian rich housewife and Aarav, a gym trainer. Life takes a turn when these two meet each other. Malvika, their common friend saw a spark in them but both were struggling between their desires and the boundary for Naina being married already.The author has used pithy and condensed style of writing. The use of third person technique is aptly followed. Some sentences are philosophical and takes you to a different world. The humor surpasses in creating humor.