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The Scarlet Promise
by Sangeeta Kathuria
“We all have an invisible red thread that connects those who are destined to meet again, regardless of time, place, or circumstances. That thread may stretch or tangle but it will never break.”
Every love story is based on companionship, memories, tragedy, and plenty of romance. This love story is based on a simple promise with no expectations.
Esha a simple, and perfect girl of Amritsar who went to London for her marriage shopping arranged by her family. He met with Jack Carter there and spent a memorable week in London. They made a promise to each other on their last day in London. What was the promise? Would they both able to keep their promise? I can’t write more about the story, it will take away its charm and feel.
The plot talks about how a woman in our society hide their physical and mental abuse because of so-called societal pressure. The best part for me to read the journal entries of Esha, as the author narrates them in a very detailed manner. The lucid writing style with subtly plot removes the distinction between fiction and reality. I will be going to recommend this book to romantic genre lovers.
Every love story is based on companionship, memories, tragedy, and plenty of romance. This love story is based on a simple promise with no expectations.
Esha a simple, and perfect girl of Amritsar who went to London for her marriage shopping arranged by her family. He met with Jack Carter there and spent a memorable week in London. They made a promise to each other on their last day in London. What was the promise? Would they both able to keep their promise? I can’t write more about the story, it will take away its charm and feel.
The plot talks about how a woman in our society hide their physical and mental abuse because of so-called societal pressure. The best part for me to read the journal entries of Esha, as the author narrates them in a very detailed manner. The lucid writing style with subtly plot removes the distinction between fiction and reality. I will be going to recommend this book to romantic genre lovers.