Breaking All The Rules | Sapna Bhog | Sehgal Family & Friends #3

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This book reveals Rithwik and Aisha's contract engagement and their family, friends, and loyalty. Breaking All The Rules is the third book in the Sehgal Family and Friends series and read individually. Read the full review below.

Breaking All The Rules by Sapna Bhog



            

Rating - 4.5 / 5


Book Blurb

A workaholic by day, a playboy by night – that is the reputation which precedes RITHWIK BALI – India’s most eligible bachelor - he always manages to create a stir, no matter where he goes or what he does. Tired of his extravagant lifestyle, his father gives him an ultimatum – marry within six months or relinquish his position as the Managing Director of his company. However, Rithwik’s dilemma is that he’s not ready for marriage. Time is running out unless he comes up with a plan.

After surviving a dark tragedy, working as the personal assistant to the MD of Fortuna International is a dream job for AISHA SOLANKI, up until her boss proposes to her – a temporary engagement for six months. With her back against the wall and unable to decline all that Rithwik Bali has to offer, Aisha has a tough choice to make. However, spending the next few months engaged in a mock courtship is not how Aisha envisioned her future, especially since she finds herself drawn to her dynamic, charismatic new boss.
Proposing their fictional engagement to Aisha was easy for Rithwik – after she proves her loyalty to him time and time again, the plan just clicked into place. But when this game of deception unexpectedly changes to something more, then all bets are off and rules will be broken!
Is falling for your fake fiancé a happy ending or a recipe for disaster?

Breaking All The Rules is the third book in the Sehgal Family and Friends Saga. It can be read as a standalone.
If you like reading strong characters in stories centered on family and friends then you will love this series of books.

My Review


It was my very first ever book by Sapna Bhog. The cover and blurb of the book were too catchy to ignore. The story of the book flowed smoothly, and the narration was captivating. Every page turned into intriguing twists that made me tighten my grip on my phone.

Aisha Solanki is brave, headstrong, beautiful, and loyal to her work. A past tragedy changed her life, and she experienced trauma. One liability takes her to accept the role of the fake fiancée of her boss. But breaking rules start to heal her broken soul.

Rithwik Bali is a handsome, hot, and successful businessman and always wants to be free. Now, he only has six months to fulfill his father's final demand. Aisha is the only one he can trust, so he proposes to her to fix his freedom. Now is the time to test the truth and show loyalty.

Aisha and Rithwik not only have too many sparks but they are explosive of them. I am so engrossed in their romance and chemistry that I didn't look into the simple mystery and the culprit. Aisha's emotional pain felt me instantly, and it also held the character more to reality-based.

The two of them have too many hidden secrets. When they were beginning to come into the light, unexpected twists came with them. Aisha and Rithwik's character development was perfect with the flow of the book. New characters come, and old ones make a limited appearance again, making the book more engaging.

A one-usual concept of contract agreement was used by the author again. Yet, what fabulous work she did to make that remarkable. Not only do I want to read Diya, Rishi's book, but I am looking forward to reading Rohan's book. Also, he is more intrusive than I thought.

You cannot miss this book if you like to read romance books. They are my favorite couples in this series, so I can't help but be biased to them. This book led me to read every book in this series and the books by this author.

Recommendation

  • If you like to read easy and casual Indian romance.
  • If you are looking for office romance and contract relationships.
  • If you are looking for a book with lucid language.
  • If you are eighteen plus.
  • Read this book if you like to read strong characters surrounding family and friends.
  • Read this book if you are a new reader.
  • This book reads as stand-alone but prefers to read in series.
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