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Book review  /  October 23, 2016

Secret Lover Just For Month Lifetime

by Mohit Agarwal

So today here I am with my first book review-

The book is about the first sight love of Armaan on his first day in new school.It takes you through the 7 year long journey on how he struggles with his life just for his initially one sided love.But destiny was already written and no can change that.

What i liked about the book was true friends he had always with him and the way he expresses his love. The best thing was his never ending love which he knew is only from his side but still he was always there for her. He could just spend his whole life with here image in his mind. Armaan is a person who can bear all the pain just to see a smile on the face of his loved ones be it his family, friends or love.

The story takes you through the ups and downs with the hope to find his love and also presents a sad part which makes him go mad as he is very sensitive and blames on him for what happened with a friend of him for whom Armaan was something more than a friend.

Overall the book is a nice read and maintains the interest of the reader. The youth mostly have gone through such phase and it that as they go through the book it will take them back to their days. After reading one will have a strong believe that true love never dies and someday in future now or later you will find your’s. Just don’t loose hope and always be their fighting for what you need.

I am sure you will love it !So why wait ? Buy Now**

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Secret Lover Just For Month Lifetime

“Suyash Dwivedi was born in Uttar Pradesh, India and brought up in Mumbai. He has a degree in Electronics and elecommunication from Pune University and pursuing management from NMIMS, Mumbai. His book ‘Secret Lover …Just for month lifetime’ is inspired by his thoughts and few of real life incidents. Suyash works as an Engineer in Doha. He is Talkative, Sensitive, aggressive and Loving in nature. Writing is his hobby though by profession he is an Engineer.”

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8 comments

  • Vyjay Rao
    November 1, 2016

    Congrats on your first review. The book does sound interesting, though I have not read this author before. Maybe I will check it out.

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    • mohitarts
      November 1, 2016

      Ya you should check out. Its great

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  • Uditi
    November 2, 2016

    hey! This is really informative. Will definitely read the book now.

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    • mohitarts
      November 2, 2016

      Thanks and if you plan to buy one please do it from the link in the post…that would be helpful for me

      Reply
  • Mrs. Kate Singh
    November 3, 2016

    Hello! I’m here to thank you for joining me on my site. You have an amazing blog and I’m honored to join you in this fun world of explorers. Looking forward to following you!

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    • mohitarts
      November 3, 2016

      Thanks for the appreciation and I’ll make sure you get to read interesting experiences over here time to time…

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  • Marge Gavan
    November 15, 2016

    This looks like an interest read. I used to love reading fictional stories when I was young. Somewhere along the way I lost interest and started reading non-fiction books instead. But this sounds interesting enough I might find my way back into reading fiction.

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    • mohitarts
      November 16, 2016

      You must give it a read…you will love it and it will remind you of with your old memories..

      Reply

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