Book Reviews by Simran

 "Only the good die young" is a sequel to the Author's previous book "You never know". A gripping tale of romance(a little amount though), at some point it somehow feels like a movie that you've been watching since the last novel. The story includes many characters, mainly, Anuradha, Sid, Dhruv, Mr. Aman, his father, Anna, Ash, A model, sid's mother, and a few more side characters. Although having these many characters didn't affect the story in any negative manner but, enhanced it for sure. For the ones who've read You never know, I'll say, you got to read this story from stopping your mind to race thinking about the ending of the story. But for the ones who haven't yet read the first one, I'll say you can read this one but, the start will somehow feel connected to the past elements and you'll need to read the first story. The cover of the book is really good and attracts readers immediately. Disclaimer: If you are a soft-hearte

 This book will make you chuckle, cry and afterward make you shed upbeat tears. I got so engaged in this romantic tale that I even felt like I am watching the tale in front of my eyes. I cherished the cover monstrously. A lovely plot that was executed easily. The portrayal is speedy, with loads of contorting and turns. The language is straightforward. The characters are solid and I especially adored the manner in which Samaira's character was gotten down to business. Samaira is a young lady who is on a skirt of getting a separation and when she gets back to her place to meet her parents, she becomes acquainted with her folks who have kicked the bucket in a mishap alongside her more youthful sibling.  Vivaan is a focused individual and likes the work to be done properly. He doesn't prefer to invest much in emotions. But when he sees a young lady taking her life his internal identity rises. The battle which Samaira confronted is hard to compose yet should say the creator had give