On A Bad Boy Note: Don't Curse Me!

by Ansh Seth

Uday is a flamboyant, intriguing and adventurous IT professional in his late 20's. Within the large world of IT, in which he has no interest, his life keeps flashing in front of him - the life that he had led, and the memories of his first love. In these rampant flashbacks, he narrates the story of his brash lifestyle and his uncanny desires, the women he fell in love with and how he broke their hearts. In his poetic anecdotes and karmic insights, he shares the learnt lessons from the Bad, BAD world. With his dashing good looks and acquired skills of seduction, Uday makes his way back to love, only to find himself face to face with his most dreaded fantasy. What follows, is a journey of the future, past and present, where the only constant factor that always burns, is him.

432 pages, Paperback

First published September 25, 2015

Reviews

[Madonna Kink · Rating 4 out of 5]

I started this book with a lot of doubt. The cover itself seemed kind of dark to me. But I had seen. This title floating around a few places on Fb and so I picked it up. I wasn't disappointed. The two amazing things about this book- the poetry is well placed and well conceived. Some of the party is actually worth retelling as well. And the second thing, which I didn't expect from a book like this, was the eery feeling this book with leave you with. It will leave you suspended between the cynical and the black. This book is a ticking time bomb which when exploded, will bring out something different in each reader. Great read overall!

[Geeta · Rating 5 out of 5]

On a Bad Boy Note is an extremely well-written debut novel by Ansh Seth.

Uday the protagonist who embarks on an adventurous quest for Love, temptation and betrayal that will change everything.... It's guileless and open, dealing with every adolescent issue.

Haunted by woe yet tempted by growing attraction towards infidelity. In this contemporary fiction the protagonist experiences deep, shared, profound love on every level love has.

Love, Friendship, Dreams, Temptation, Betrayal, Sadness and Happiness - it’s hard to rationalize the storyline which connects so many aspects of relationships in few words, but that’s what books are for to live lives. There isn't a single chapter when story loses its grip.

Go grab yourself a copy and you won’t regret spending your time reading it.

[Veturi · Rating 1 out of 5]

Gave up 50 pages into the book. Skipped the poetry. Bought it on a whim, going by the cover. Not to my taste.