Story Title: The Runaway Bride Book Title: Once Upon a Wedding: A Fiction From the Heart Second-Chances Anthology Author: Sonali Dev Publish Date: June 11, 2019 Publisher: Self-Published Format: Kindle Source: Own copy Date Read: June 20, 2020 Review A sweet story about a bride with concerns/col...
Please not that I received this via NetGalley. This did not affect my rating or review. Trigger warnings: Rape I loved the first book in this series so much. Sonali Dev did a great job with retelling Pride and Prejudice and with her next re-telling I went, oh no. No. No. This book was too all ...
Mili and Virat were married. Mili just happened to be 4 and Virat was 12. Virat's mom takes him and his brother Samir away to the city to live to escape their grandfather (you guessed right- he is an abusive asshole!). Virat and family go on with their lives, believing the marriage null and void. On...
I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.The truth was, he was right about many things—things she could change, like how she treated people. He was also wrong about a few—things she could not change, like ...
Please note that I received this book via NetGalley. This did not affect my rating or review. Wow. What a wonderful retelling of Pride and Prejudice. Only the Mr. Darcy character is gender swapped and instead of being an upperclass nobleman, we have a young surgeon whose family is descended from I...
I’ve never read a book by this author before but I thoroughly enjoyed this one. I’ll definitely look up more books by this author. The characters and storyline intrigued me. I loved everything about it
God, they were such a mess. No. He was a mess. She was just far too tangled up in his mess. This was my first Sonali Dev book, so I was new to her style and composition and I think that might have hurt the rating a bit. At first I thought this was going to have a scifi/paranormal component but th...
A Change of Heart was a heavy, dark tale of two tortured souls who were forced together but who also found themselves with the chance to heal each other. Written with Sonali Dev’s beautiful, wonderfully detailed prose, this was a story that will stick with readers well after they’ve finished reading...
I really enjoyed this one. It's a little different from my usual romance read because the characters are from India. The cultural bits were interesting. Mili is a great character. She has all of these solid upstanding traditions and morals, but she often shows boldness and even a little sass. S...
So disappointed. The Bollywood Bride was recommended by many of the blogs I trust and a few of the authors whose opinion I trust and quite frankly... I cannot figure out why. When I read a romance of any kind, I must connect with one of the MCs at the very least. I want to see their love for ...
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