Book Title: Your love makes me complete
Author: Ratnadip Acharya
Format: Paperback

My Thoughts:
Love stories are always magical. Whatever might be the setting, the mere mention of a romantic story excites the reader in me. As expected, the story is settling in mind and can be enjoyed very well.

What to expect from the story?
Expect a soulful story.
Expect a story of unconditional love.
Expect a story that breaks the barriers of caste and religion.
Expect a story that stands on the grounds of humanity.

Who can read?
The story can be read by any reader who loves serious romantic fiction. The language used is universal, and hence it is recommended to everyone.

How good are the characters?
The story runs between two main characters, one is Sugandha and other is Christopher. Both have a difficult past that which brings them closer. As said, two broken souls come together and heal each of them, the same theory applies here. The character of Sugandha as the name in Sanskrit means heavenly smell, her character too spreads love and affection along with other emotions with soul. Christopher's character surely pricks the sensitive minds because of his family's inhumane atrocities in the past, on him. Not many stories discuss this male character's mental wrath. But, I appreciate author Ratnadip for having done this job here.

How good is the narration?
This is one of the good parts of the book. The story setting is in the state of Goa's capital Panaji. Whoever has visited the city will relate it to the climate and the atmosphere of the place. Most of the places in the city are quite cosy and beautiful. In this book, the story happens in a bank in the city of Panaji. This setting alone has attracted me so much. Other than this, the backstories of the central characters Sugandha and Christopher, are heartening. AT this juncture, author Ratnadip's writing skills blossomed. The other things that happen, which bring the characters close to each other & repel because of the outer pressures, are narrated coherently.

How good are the language and grammar?
Colloquial language with good and easy vocabulary constructs are used in the story. Though the story is romantic fiction and a story between two matured individuals, there is no mention of obscene or explicit contents. This makes the reader comfortable and can consume the feeling of love entirely.

How good is the Author's writing style?
This is my second book from the Author Ratnadip Acharya. His writing has a spark that instantly attracts the reader. I like his intrinsic descriptions of things, places and most importantly, the characters' emotions in his story. Here, the unsaid feelings that flow between Christopher and Sugandha are the examples. Like a good and perfect evening, Ratnadip's story allures with every element to please the readers in every possible manner.

Final Verdict
An interesting tale of unconditional love!

Rating:
4/5










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