Publisher: Crimson Romance (November 6, 2017)
Publication Date: November 6, 2017
Language: English
Sensuality Level: Spicy
Micah Persell is the winner of the 2013 Virginia HOLT Award of Merit for her first novel Of Eternal Life and she holds a bachelor’s degree in English and a double master’s degree in literature and English pedagogy. She currently teaches high school English classes.
You can know more about her at :: http://www.micahpersell.com
Review:
This is the first book I ever read of Micah Persell but I fell in love with the fantasy as soon as I started it. It has been days since I had wanted to complete a friction in one go. The chemistry between Kip and Veronica was sensual, hot and each page was dripping with molten romance. I loved how the author built the characters and plot without turning things cliché. I particularly loved her clever use of words to nail each and every description.
I would describe it as a Bollywood masala movie with lots of love, heat, emotions and a grand larger than life happy ending. A must read if you are looking for an erotic romance that won’t disappoint you and keep you gripped till the last page.
Disclaimer: I received an ARC copy of this book from Crimson Romance via NetGalley but all views are only my own.
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Since this post is about books I would love to know about the books you have read recently. Like for me the latest book that made me chew on my nails is the one I mentioned above. What is yours? Mention in comment below anything (be it book, quote, poetry, any writing) that made you stop and think, made you feel happy or sad, affected you in any way. I would love to know about them.
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Shikha Tatwadarshi - Parashar 
Everything I never told you by Celeste Ng
Its one of the most beautifully written book I have ever read. The story is quite simple but the way it is put is just magic.
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Awesome. It does have an interesting name. I will definitely read it whenever I get a chance. 🙂
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A bachelor’s degree in English and a double master’s degree in literature and English pedagogy and she teaches high school English classes… I definitely want to indulge in what she has created in those pages… Haha. I don’t remember the author seeing as how long ago it was that I actually finished a book… I’m such a procrastinator, but I happened upon The Butterfly Box. I am yet to find a book that moved me quite like that one. Exquisite is the word. You literally were lulled into falling in love with the characters, hating them, walking in their shoes and crying with them, feeling with them and having to say goodbye… It was amazing… Haha.
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Hahaha…I wish I had those many degrees in English. Would have certainly made my writing easier and more decorated.
‘The Butterfly Box’ very intriguing name I must say. And since it moved you so much , I am quite sure it would move me too. I will check it out as soon as possible. Though was it friction or non-friction?
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Hehe… Same here. It certainly would. It was… fictional 😁
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The recent one which i read was “भूले बिसरे चित्र ~ भगवती चरण वर्मा” i can say that was one of the best novels i ever read. This one is at par with premchands “Godan” and Phinshwarnath renus “Maila Aanchal”
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I never read anything by Bhagvati Charan Sharma. But I do know he is a great writer. And Premchand ki kahaniyan toh bas bachpan mei hi padhi thi. Now again I have downloaded ‘Godan’ and ‘Buddhi Kaaki’ on my kindle. But I am yet to read them.
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If you have ample amount of time then definitely go for Bhule bisre chitra~ full version. there is one shortened one is also available but that one has got so.many cuts. And believe me it’s an amazing novel. काफी बड़ी उपन्यास है, लेकिन बहुत ही अच्छी है।
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Since you have given me so rave reviews about it now I will definitely have to go look into it. 🙂
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Yes and he also got sahitya akadmi award for this book in 1961. Story is weaven around background of british rule and rural India.
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Ooo…Nice.
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