NOW THAT YOU'RE RICH LET'S FALL IN LOVE

BOOK REVIEW
NOW THAT YOU'RE RICH- LET'S FALL IN LOVE
WRITER-DURJOY DUTTA
GENRE-FICTION

Durjoy Dutta is one the famous writer among the teenagers.His books has many twists and turns.It makes you curious about what will happen next.First book of Durjoy Dutta was If it's not forever it's not love.The story is narrated by a character name Deb who is also a part of the story and he is committed to a very beautiful lady named Avantika. Sumita and Thappar play negative role in this story.

Durjoy Dutta started this book by asking a very interesting question Is life really perfect?It is a battle between love and money.This story is of Abhijeet, Saurav, Shruti and Garima who would be working under Deb and Avantika.It is about their past love life.They have just cleared their college and are now stepping into the professional world. Will their life get easy or will it become more difficult?The four characters meet at Silverman Finance Company they become friends and then fall in love.Sumita amd Thappar who play the negative role try to break friendship.In the later part of the book Garima and Abhijeet fall in love with eachother and then the past of Abhijeet enters a girl named Riya Saurav from day one starts liking her and he wanted to date her.Garima was loaded with alot of work by her boss that she could hardly got time to sleep.Later on there are misunderstandings created in between all the four characters.The misunderstandings tears them apart.

This book has Drama, Love, Sex, Misunderstandings Heartbreaks and Relationships.​

Comments

  1. shim24July 27, 2016 at 6:10 AM

    The book as well as the writer seems to be very interesting to me after reading your blog. Great review.

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