The Colour Of Love

Author: Jagdish Joghee

Published By: NotionPress.Com

Pages: 166 Pages

Price: Rs. 199

ISBN: 978-19-454-0078-0

About The Author:

Born and brought up in the beautiful hill town of Coonoor in the Nilgiris, Jagdish Joghee has always been attracted to the hills and the forests. Growing up in the midst of serenity, Jagdish had enough inspiration to write poems in his school days. He now lives in Chennai, where he works for a leading global information technology services company. Jagdish has worked in some of the top IT companies in India. His passion for writing started early, during his school days. Being a closet writer, Jagdish's writing was initially confined to journals and scrapbooks.

Jagdish is an active blogger and writes on issues that have a social impact, apart from reviewing Indian movies. This book is his second attempt at fiction. His first book In Love and Free received a good response encouraging him to continue to pursue his passion. He considers himself more of a story teller than a writer.

Book Blurb:

Sarfaraz is brought up with a good value system by his devoted parents. With time, curiosity and adolescent growth pangs take him through many experiences. His first brush with girls starts with a friend, and slowly meanders into casual flirtatious affairs with girls at college. 

All through it, he realises that none of them have his undying, true love. A time comes when he realises who he truly loves, and in the midst of it all, he handles brutal enmity and takes on vile characters that misbehave with his friends. 

Sarfaraz grows up in Coimbatore where a series of bomb blasts occur. His identity is called in question, as his status as a Muslim makes people see him as an enemy. He loses something precious in the blasts and leaves to Sharjah, only for life to find him and surprise him

My Review:

Some books make you cry, some make you smile but there are only a few books which can make you smile, cry and leave an everlasting impression in your mind. This book, ‘The Colour of Love’ can make your emotions up and down. I don’t really have the words to express my feelings about this book. Such awesome it was!

Usually while posting my reviews, I give a small indication about the storyline. This time I’m not giving you guys any hints or guesses. With millions of twist and turns, till the very last page, this book certainly deserves a place in your bookshelves. Buy and read it now!

This is Author’s 2nd book and trust me it is way better than his first work. If his first book In Love and Free was good, this really is a GEM. With easy flow of words, narrating the protagonist’s parts with perfect emotions, this book deserves thousand claps. You can never guess the end until and unless you reach the last few pages of the book.

I might have given a 4-star rating to this book but just for its ending, I couldn’t stop myself from giving it a 5-star.

Likings: Simple Language, Perfect Emotions, Chemistry between Male and Female Protagonists, Way the Political War has been described.

Disliking: There are a few grammatical errors, may be the editor just took a nap at some pages.

Overall: With a perfect ending, this book is worth your bucks. 

My Rating: 5/5

(Worth your bucks. Don't miss to read this book.)

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In Love and Free

Author: Jagdish Joghee

Published By: Notion Press

Pages: 118 Pages

Price: Rs. 149

ISBN: 978-93-520-6319-2




About The Author:

Born and brought up in the beautiful hill town of Coonoor in Nilgiris, Jagdish Joghee has always been attracted to the hills and the forests. Growing up in the midst of serenity, Jagdish had enough inspiration to write short poems during his school days. He now lives in the city of Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu where he works for a leading global information technology services company.

Jagdish is an active blogger and writes on issues that have a social impact, apart from reviewing Indian movies. This book marks his foray into fiction. He considers himself more of a storyteller than a writer. Jagdish wants to write novels that will keep readers engaged with a good mix of romance, revenge, laughter and thrill. He is also keen to explore the realm of fantasy.

Book Blurb:

Shruthi has everything going in her life with great education, incredible romance, a wonderful husband, and two adorable kids. There is plenty of laughter, joy, and love in the cosy nest that Shruthi has carefully built.

All is well till that fateful Diwali day when passion gets the better of reason. One momentary lapse threatens to uproot the entire foundation of her beautiful life. The stakes are too high as Shruthi runs the risk of being abandoned by her husband and losing her children too.
And there is no one to blame but herself.

Caught in a cesspool of blackmail, ransom, revenge and remorse, Shruthi is on the brink of collapse. She can run but cannot hide.

My Review:

Many a times I pick a book only looking by its cover. ‘In Love and Free’ has a cover which seriously draws my attention. The book consists of only 108 pages, so if you are someone who is looking for some light easy reads, then go for this book.

Well the blurb tells a lot about the story so let me make it short, the story mainly revolves around the protagonist, Shruthi. It is her Story. Born in a rich family, Shruti had had almost everything. She was a topper in her school and college, she married the one she loved, Madhan. She had a lucrative job too. She was also the  mother of twins: a boy and a girl. But wait! Life can’t get that easy, right? When everything was smooth like butter, Rahul entry made everything changed.

Who is Rahul? How the story will end? Who is Deepa? Last but not the least, will Shruti survive till the end? All your questions will be answered once you finish reading the book. This book has a lot to tell.

Coming back to my views, I loved the story. It is bit different than the stories I have read before. The Author has kept it short and simple, and the way he had portray the protagonist’s state of mind is definitely commendable. I didn’t find any grammatical errors in the book and the language used is simple and easy to be read.

At the beginning, I somewhat felt that the author is using less words to narrate. But a few pages later, the narration got better and better. And with an unexpected climax, the book got even better.

Likings: Page Turner, Simple Language, Emotions, Narration, Cover Page.
Disliking: Start could have been better.

Judgment: This book deserves a place in your book shelves.

My Rating: 4/5
(Worth your bucks!)

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