Book Review (Cross Connection) by Towards Literature

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Book: Cross Connection
Author: Pretty Praveen
Title: True Love Exists

Life is full of ups and downs and all these are called phases. The phases are depended on one's personal, social, career and love life. This book is a pretty justification to these. Protagonist has a good sense of identifying her goal, thus moved to another state where she met the love of her life. Both met as the influx came from different shores and met at a strand. A beautiful love story has forged with the warmth of emotions. But time never be same. As they met, like they fell apart. Not segregated or broke up but dispersed by fate and for the afterthought of goal that is called job. Will they meet again? To know get this book.
The list of scenarios which I like is;
Clasping of emotions,
Existence of True Love for which prominent sayings has been said, "True Love never dies, it always waits",
Good and Lucid Language,
Fascinating Cover,
Last but not the least, Title which creates enthusiasm to know the story behind it.

Rating: 4.7 ✨  

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