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LOVE KNOWS NO LOC


LOVE KNOWS NO LOC

ARPPIT VAGERIA

Published by: Penguin Metro Reads



Blurb:
Zoya, a twenty-five-year-old Pakistani pop star, meets emerging Indian cricketer Kabeer while he is on tour in the country to play a match to promote Indo-Pak friendship.
One thing leads to another and soon Kabeer and Zoya are inseparable. As their love for each other grows stronger, Zoya leaves Pakistan to be with Kabeer, only to return a few months later following a misunderstanding.
In Pakistan, Zoya is gloomy and sulking, rethinking her connection with Kabeer.
In India, a confused Kabeer is still hopeful of meeting Zoya.
As their relationship is put to the test in the wake of mounting tensions between the two countries, they both stumble across a long-buried truth that will forever change the course of their lives.

About the Author:
Arpit Vageria is the bestselling author of You Are My Reason to Smile, Be My Perfect Ending and I Still Think about You.
Tata Motors made a documentary featuring Arpit to inspire young generation to read interesting stories.
Arpit also writes scripts for shows and award functions like India's Best Dramebaaz, Sabse Bada Kalakar, IIFA Awards and Indian Idol. 
Arpit can be contacted at:
Email: arpitvageria401@gmail.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/arpitvageria27/
Instagram: arpitvageria
Twitter: arpitvageria27

My Review:
Title:
The title is appropriate. It tells us about the story in just 4 words.

Cover:
I found the cover really beautiful.
The colours of both India’s and Pakistan’s flags are used and the distance which is almost next to zero in their hearts increases when it comes to comparing it within both the countries.

Characters:
Zoya and Kabeer are the main characters and are portrayed beautifully.
Zoya is a Pakistani singer and Kabeer, a cricketer in the Indian Cricket team.
Other characters are underrated in the story and the main focus is done on both Zoya and Kabeer.

Plot:
The story is good.
It is based on a love story across the borders.
It is a step closer to uniting both the countries.
The Author has beautifully tried showing the love and hatred between the two countries and how the citizens of both the countries do not want any more wars between the two.

Both Zoya and Kabeer fall in love with each other. Kabeer, when he first sees Zoya and Zoya, when Kabeer gives his shoulder to cry on.

Both of them face every problem which a couple living in two different and conflicting countries face.

The story is medium paced, with a language used so simple that every reader can connect to it.
It seems confusing sometimes because of the timelines.

Recommendations:
·        New readers
·        Romance genre lovers
·        Readers who love reading about a unique plot like this one

My ratings: 4 out of 5 stars

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