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How I Failed in Love: An Intriguing Romance

Sneha reviews a novel, How I Failed in Love, by Samar Deep Singh. An exclusive for Different Truths.

Author:                       Samar Deep Singh

Genre:                         Romance

My Ratings:                ☆☆☆☆

Love is not always about staying together but sometimes love is so selfless that it will not only help their beloved achieve their dreams but also stay like a rock beside them through thick and thin.

This is one such love story of Aryan and Ananya and their journey to achieve their dreams and love. Aryan fell in love with Ananya at first sight, but Ananya took her own sweet time to accept his proposal.

This is one such love story of Aryan and Ananya and their journey to achieve their dreams and love. Aryan fell in love with Ananya at first sight, but Ananya took her own sweet time to accept his proposal. He proposed a few times only to get rejected, but he still not only stayed by her side but also helped her achieve her dreams and supported her through every up and down of life. Whether their love story is completed or not, and whether Ananya will accept his proposal or not? You must read the book to know more.

The story is beautifully written and filled with emotions. The language is simple yet flawless.  The narration is medium paced and narrated in a way that you will feel scenes are playing in front of your eyes. The characters are adorable. A few dialogues are very touching.

The story is beautifully written and filled with emotions. The language is simple yet flawless.  The narration is medium paced

A fabulous read!

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