It Ends With A Dream: The Farther You Go, The Closer We Get by Medha Nagur - Book Review

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Book:  It Ends With A Dream: The Farther You Go, The Closer We Get

Author: Medha Nagur

Genre: Contemporary Romance, Fiction

Format: Kindle

No. of Pages: 187

My Rating: 4.1 / 5 ⭐


My Review:

How vital are jobs, individual ambitions & goals when it comes to relations? Do we actually ought to pick one over the other, or can there be an equilibrium kept in professional & private lives? The author has discussed a really influential theme, wherein in today's life, personal associations are catching a rear seat while delivering on our professional growth.

As the name implies, the novel orbits around the goals of two main characters, Yadnya & Yashika & their complex connections with themselves & their parents. The narrative follows a timeline, now & then, intricately revealing every moment of their lives. The complexity of their experiences, their views on perceiving everything differently & yet seeking to be with each other make the story really beautiful.

I really liked the book's cover; it leaves a powerful calming artistic impression. Still, I wish the title could be better, meeting the central crux of the novel. The communication executed is pretty good, other than a few grammatical glitches, which can unquestionably be taken care of in the following update. The book seemed like a bore in-between, which could be withdrawn as it had no connection to the original plot.

Overall, it was an enjoyable read & I would recommend this work to all romance novel fans.

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