This book is not a story, it’s a string of experiences that the characters go through.
Abhishek, a college goer becomes a self-made business man, has to fight and defeat the enemies of Shagun, in order to free her from their shadows, empower her to drop her inhibitions, reunite her with her family and eventually marry her, as she is the love of his life.
Shagun, a young high schooler, has to go through a lot of sufferings in life, is forced to live a life of secrecy. She is helped by her soul mate Abhishek during her journey, in order to save herself from the bad guys and to lead a normal life without any fears.
Abhishek and Shagun had met during their young days and felt the first feeling of love. But got separated immediately after and lost contact with each other. Years passed as they kept waiting and searching for their first love. This story is about their journey and trials that they went through during “The Quest of Their Lost Love”.
If a book doesn’t make you think deep, it is of no use.
This book talks about the life of a girl, who goes through many ups and downs. Her main support system is often not around, leaving her to take care of her ownself, when she is in vulnerable situations. Although her partner heroically pulls her out of a major hell hole, still, many times she is left struggling for a good life without any inhibitions. She is restricted by factors governing the decisions of her life, in the name of being a good girl. This book touches upon a little on the said/unsaid rules laid for a girl in some middle class households.
Hope you would enjoy reading the book as much as I enjoyed writing it.
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