Unleash That River

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Let's talk about the book "Unleash That River" by Dhaval Rathod.

BLURB

Love is a river. It springs spontaneously from the lofty hearts and makes its own way to unite with its generous reciprocators.

At times, it becomes dry and seeks the abundance of a big-hearted lover. In other scenarios, the river gets frozen and looks for the warmth of a passionate soul. And in some cases, it may just be ready and waiting to leap forth from its humble abode. All it takes is just a little stroke of fate for that river to unleash itself and flow in its full glory.

'Unleash That River' is an anthology of seven short stories of love and contemporary romance that explores the various twists and terrains the heart goes through at various stages of life. The themes of the stories range from first love and young adult romance to love through arranged marriage as well as second chances.

MY REVIEW

Do you want to read a book that makes your heart peaceful?

Do you love short stories?

Planning a weekend trip and want to read a book that completes within the time?

Then this one is completely for you❤️

"Unleash that river" is a collection of 7 short stories based on love.

1. Key
2. Dot every 'i' and cross every 't'
3. Why not?
4. Immeasurable nouns
5. Madly in marriage
6. First flight second chance
7. Heats and ice-creams

If you're a person who likes reading romantic genre then you should definitely read this one❤️

Also, the cover is beautiful and looks surreal along with the most appropriate title❤️

RATING

4 out of 5 stars

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