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Forever Cut Short

Note: For all those who have not seen Downton Abbey may not get the feeling behind it and all those who want to watch the series, do not read it now but come back later as there may be possible … Continue reading

2015 in review

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2015 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: A San Francisco cable car holds 60 people. This blog was viewed about 3,600 times in 2015. If it were a cable car, it … Continue reading

Amazon’s New Review Policy

Very recently Amazon has removed all my book reviews from their website and I was confused as I could not fathom why would they do such a thing. A friend did some researching and forwarded the following link to me. … Continue reading

She is Beautiful

She is beautiful. This was the first thing that came to Farzad’s mind as he saw Zahaa walking towards him. Not towards him specifically but in the same direction. Her hair flying everywhere in the wind. Clad in cream coloured … Continue reading

Gift-Wrapped in Her Wedding Dress by Kandy Shepherd

This book has one of my favourite tropes executed fabulously. A story revolving around the festive atmosphere and the spirit of giving and sharing, this book hooks one in from the first. Either it be a little flirting here … Continue reading

Magic Man by Jacqui Jacoby

She existed. And then, she did not. A story of one woman’s lost life and the limits she goes to to put a wrong done centuries ago to right. Alex Madison goes to the grocery store and finds … Continue reading

First 1000 Days

Yes, you read that right. The First 1000 Days. The First 1000 Days of our very existence. Just to be clear I am talking about individual lives in here. Nestlé Pakistan organised an event on the 12th of September 2015 … Continue reading

Your Hold On Me

Sit in the dark; I still do With tears in my eyes; I think of you In my mind; for day and night You are there; and don’t take flight Those times of our togetherness Are now losing their vividness … Continue reading

Falling For Her Reluctant Sheikh by Amalie Berlin

This is the third book I am reading by Amalie Berlin and I can confidently say that she has made it to my favourite authors. Medical romances being one my favourite romance sub-genre, I was very eager to … Continue reading

A Sweet Possibility by Natalie Charles

Synopsis (copied from Goodreads) Life tastes better with chocolate… All baker Jessica Mallory wants is a modest thigh gap. And her own chocolate shop. And to marry Quinn Rogerson, the man of her dreams. Too bad Quinn just dumped her, … Continue reading