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A Silent Promise

A Silent Promise By Namrata Gupta is simple yet appealing love story that includes all the cruel phases of life lovers faces.

Teen age is most sensible part of a human's life. At this age, person acquaint the real meaning of emotions, dreams and choose path as a reaction of what life has shown them. And decisions taken during that time are always self-changing.

Here is the story of Avantika. Avantika a hearbroken and introvert girl when entered into the first year of college she was afraid of falling in love again. While getting comfortable to the environment in college her liking towards her professor Keith increased. It do not took long to realize that he too feel the same way for Avantika. They gradually accept their relationship which at a point was unconfessed.

But do destiny ever plans something so easy? I think we all know the answer. What happened to the strange relationship? Did it worked? Did it confessed? Well you need to read the book to know.

The story is simple written with convincing writing style. Characters are well placed. Scripting is top notch and done perfectly. I loved the maintained flow that not for a minute let you distracted to the storyline.

You can't miss it if you are fan of lovestories..

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