Books like That Kiss In The Rain

I fell in Love with Novoneel’s writing after reading this one. Also, one of the most captivating prologues which keep you bound until the end. I was seriously surprised how come so many negative reviews and the shocking thing why CB’s writing are appreciated more?The very first anonymous exchange clutched me never fading those carved marks on my heart. \ “Is there any festival which can be celebrated every day and not once a year?” Asked the girl. “Wait till you fall in love with me.” Replied the boy.\ Definitely, story-line is a bit off-track but not completely swayed away like other stories, with evergreen happy endings. Those quotations after reading each one my heart literally leaped out of rib-cage longing for a love-life. (*Rarely happening scenario) \ Love is the reason to remain sane all life and yet it is an excuse to be insane in all the moments that make up a life.\ Moving on to the main characters: Pallavi Vimani: Her image being portrayed as spoil-brat is profoundly reversed when she finally acquires a chance to be with the love of her life. She is completely crazy, selfish, manipulative bitch and straightforward one with guts. Swadha Kashyap:Lady with traumatized childhood keeps on fighting her perplexing feelings reserved for her boss. Her encounters with him are at point completely hilarious ones. AND ULTIMATELY THE HAASIL SINHA: I wish I had a boyfriend with these every single quality of him, completely adorable one who makes me fall more every single second. And of course, his love for his wife is unfathomable.\ Our story began not when we came into each other’s life. It began from the time when life happened to us. We are not only made for each other but were thought for each other too.\ And my exact feelings reading this sentence were: Arguing on “Love”, always has endless complicating, frustrating reasons, why can’t we keep it simpler as the sunrises and sunsets. Feelings are the only things which human nature can’t hold or control. Flowing with them makes things much easier rather than discarding or trying to erase them. Love is simple, endless, eternize, and why contaminate it with complications, lust, misunderstandings, or attractions?P.S.: Well, Novoneel owes the book to the veins. The predictable Goosebumps and twists sing to you as a long sad tale. It kicks the difference between love, lust, and desires which reminds me of: