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My 2nd novel - Cherished
My second novel "Cherished" is getting ready and is expected to be available by Sept. 15th.
"Cherished" is the story of Jyothi, a young girl of 19. Her parents were separated when she was just 4 months old, and she grew up with her mother, missing her father's love. Now she feels that she has every right to get the love and support of her father like any other girl of her age, and she is searching for him despite her mother's dislike.
Will she able to find him, and if so, will he accept her?
Hope all of you will enjoy reading this touching story.
"Cherished" is the story of Jyothi, a young girl of 19. Her parents were separated when she was just 4 months old, and she grew up with her mother, missing her father's love. Now she feels that she has every right to get the love and support of her father like any other girl of her age, and she is searching for him despite her mother's dislike.
Will she able to find him, and if so, will he accept her?
Hope all of you will enjoy reading this touching story.
Cherished - Reviewed by Deccan Herald
The first Sunday of the year 2014 came with a pleasant surprise to me. "Cherished" was reviewed by Deccan Herald. It starts like this ...
“Fathers, like mothers, are not born; Men grow into fathers and fathering is a very important stage in their development.” How true! Lakshmi Menon has aptly brought out this famous saying of David Gottesman to strengthen her novel Cherished. The story revolves around a family of two — husband and wife, but it is the daughter Jyoti who adds colour to this novel presented to the readers in fluent expressive language and unambiguous relevant conversations. " To read the full review, please check this link -
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/3...
“Fathers, like mothers, are not born; Men grow into fathers and fathering is a very important stage in their development.” How true! Lakshmi Menon has aptly brought out this famous saying of David Gottesman to strengthen her novel Cherished. The story revolves around a family of two — husband and wife, but it is the daughter Jyoti who adds colour to this novel presented to the readers in fluent expressive language and unambiguous relevant conversations. " To read the full review, please check this link -
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/3...
