Roli, an orphan, lived with his neglected aunt, lonely and alone but she also leaves him one day without any words. Drawn by the adventure stories of the books that were his only hobby, he set off on his own journey in search of a new family, friends, and freedom. He started out on a walking trip to explore the beauty of Pachmarhi.

A journal entry seems more personal and helps me to connect with Roli more easily. With Roli's sight, a detailed experience feels fantastic and spectacular. A remarkable tour through nature that imparts a profound lesson about hope. The ending struck me hard with both delight and grief. The author did an excellent job of making it easy to read and express the societies norms, beauty of village. Roli is young still teaches many lives lesson. I enjoy reading this quick fast-pace read.

A tale of adventure, heartbreak, and pain depicts the reality of life.

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Lucy is a green witch connected to nature, the forest, and living in Salem. One night she finds someone looking from the woods and has been unable to shake off the strong pull towards him. Following him led her to an unknown world, the Hallows Ends. Lucy discovers that Jones is her soulmate and comes from a world that is frozen in time. Jones had no one to talk to for the past few years, but he has finally found a soul mate and hopes that he can rescue his world from the curse placed upon them. Every year in Salem, a serial killer hunts for a witch, and many spooky, creepy supernatural beings are out to kill Lucy and Jones, their family, and friends. A mystery murderer lurking in the shadows threatens both their worlds.

Insta love, powerful characters with strong witch powers, buried secrets, and world-building through time travel give both thrills and chills. The author's brisk pacing, detailed witchcraft, hilarious banter, and intense suspense are all outstanding. The climax is tense, with a mixture of terror and happiness.

The mystery of the curse in the Hallows Ends lingered in the air, urging us to keep our eyes peeled for the next volume.

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The Book Blurb

Violet is trying everything she can to avoid Gavin after he broke her heart, but it's impossible since he lives next door. A camp trip promised to her cousin's sister forces her to face Gavin and share a tent with him. When Violet was sick and had no one with her, Gavin took it upon himself to look after her. Violet struggles to manage her thoughts and emotions witnessing Gavin's loving and caring side again. They agreed to give their relationship a fresh start. Violet was terrified and insecure over her past. Gavin also has family troubles, potential employment uncertainty, and old blunders that remind him that his life is a mess. There was so much in their way that either strengthened them or broke them completely.

Violet is everything and much sweeter and more strong-willed, but Gavin, in the guise of a jerk, comes out buttery and soft, and that makes a place without knowing. The story is refreshing without lingering too much in the past, focusing only on the present, new insecurities in the relationship, and uncertainty of future career possibilities. The presence of Daisy and Jordan is a bummer. This novel is not a match for the first one, but it has its strengths. Every remark in Jane Auster's historical romances and novels hits the heart.

With the charm of new love and the reality of broken hearts and torn families, the author takes us to the next level of swoony, soft, and scorching.

Rating - 4 /5 ★★★★

My Review

Where the Sun Never Sets is the story of Iti, who returns to her hometown, Mussoorie, after a long time due to COVID-19. She has to write a movie script and stay away from the people of her past. But she hardly has any idea to write nor control the unexpected stumble upon her ex-boyfriend and her forgotten best friend. She starts to read her old diaries to find ideas for her script but ends up with so many emotions and the greatest and worst memories of her past that she had buried for so long. It is a total nightmare or maybe the closer to moving on from where she is stuck.

Some stories play with your mind, and this book exactly does that. The author tricks you, confuses you, holds you in one moment, then surprises you with unexpected twists. The beginning of the book is slow, allowing you to get into the plot, but the end is rushed, much like a movie story. But I was most struck by Iti's growth over the years, a voyage of mental healing, and an exciting twist at the ending. The author wrote beautifully about young rebellious feelings, obstinate adults, and confusing relationships. Until the end, it never seemed like the story was about mental healing nor overburdening me with deep and more complicated thoughts.

This book is not a romance story but has elements of it. It is more about friendships, family, and acceptance of unexpected circumstances. The entire story is about re-discovering and mending herself, which has been lost somewhere in the past. When you read a story that mixes fiction and reality, you want the two to split at the end. The beauty of Mussoorie didn't explain the way I had expected.

An incredible read which has left an imprint on my heart. It holds a special place in my heart and mind. This book is written in the form of diary entries and feels like a quick read to me.

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Best Quotes of WSNS

We don't run away from places, we run away from people. 

People sometimes assume everything about you but in reality know nothing about you. 

You are not guilty about someone else progressing, you are guilty about not moving enough. 

Other side of fear lies freedom.

This book is impressive with its simple and engaging writing style. Despite being in the self-help genre, it doesn't feel boring. The author uses her creativity to use many realistic examples and stories to prove her points. She discusses many small details, from the author's hesitation in writing to the health of an author.

I had a different image in my mind for this book, but instead, I got the life story of the author and her experiences, which is a good thing and helped me to connect with her, but not something I was looking for. Sure, there are many facts with which I agree with the author; it also helps any writer to know and start from some point. It is fascinating that there is an author who can write a book in 8 days, but you have to have an experience like her or make it by reading books and using the various methods she described.

After reading this book, I went through all of her works and began to match the stories she discussed in them. Her writing style has really impressed me. This book is an icebreaker for you if you are searching for a book that motivates you to write and gives you a push with the insights of writing, marketing, and publishing a book.

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