It ends with a dream: The farther you go, the closer we get
by Medha Nagur
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My Ratings 4.5/5
Synopsis
It is a heart touching love story of two complex individuals- Yashidnya!
Yadnya- 26, tall, dark and not so handsome. He is a lawyer aspiring to become the youngest MLA of Telangana state and comes from a messed-up family, or so he believes.
Yashika- 23, tall, fair and beautiful. She is a doctor from Coorg, the land of sophistication and perfection. What more, the same is reflected in her work and her presence.
Both are strong, bold, and capable in their own ways, yet vulnerable to each other. Coming from distinguished backgrounds and yet two ordinary people when it comes to love and their emotions. They both believe in the same and even share their dream; still, they are two worlds apart.
He has everything that he could ask for in life, even the love of his family by the grace of God. But…
She has a loving father, a coffee estate to look after, a degree to fulfil her dream to become an Obstetrician. But…
Yadnya and Yashika first met in their childhood and then parted ways three times. Already. But fate keeps bringing them together. And it did yet again.
But the question is, will they be together for good this time or will they part again, God forbid, for good?
It’s a heartbreaking story of love and loss that ends with a dream and rekindles hope and faith in life and relationship.
This book also explores the many facets of relationships that are not shallow.
An emotionally gripping read with a satisfying ending.
This Valentina’s season, gift this heart-wrenching romance book to your love and feel the beautiful and growing pain along!
Written in lucid, crisp and elegant language, it is a love story that will stay with you for a long time.
Every sentence in the book tells a tale! No boring fluff! No dragging middle!
My Thoughts
A mix of emotions, behaviors, and beliefs associated with strong feelings of affection, protectiveness, warmth, and respect for another person. Love can also be used to apply to non-human animals, to principles, and to religious beliefs. For example, a person might say he or she loves his or her dog, loves freedom, or loves God.
Today I thought I would write a review of ‘It ends with a dream’ by Medha Nagur as I just finished reading it- and I thought it was about time for another marvelous literature review.
Medha Nagur's writing is just amazing I think because I had already read it and reading it for second time because I loved it so much, that I didn’t have that much trouble with the writing for this book. Though I still need my full concentration for reading and listening to this book, I didn’t have that much trouble getting into the story. It even seems to me that this book was easier to read.
The story had a nice flow to it and it didn’t get boring, the whole story takes place in 187 pages, so it does need to go faster pace to tell the whole story. I didn’t get bored while reading, I didn’t had to push myself to continue and I was constantly wondering what would happen.
Overall I really enjoyed this book and I flew through it. And to make the experience better, I read it two times in a row. Finally, I loved the ending of this book- and I’m so glad that it ended the way I wanted to end. Overall, I really enjoyed reading this book.
Medha Nagur has something to her writing that makes me feel very strong emotions for the characters in her books. This might be love or something in the direction of disgust and a bit of hatred.
Have you read It ends with a dream? What was your opinion on this book and the ending?
A must read for sure from my side!
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