#BookReview: Unns The Captivation




"Of course you know about the seven stages of love, but have you ever lived them?"

Unns The Captivation is the second book by the author of 
Finders Keepers SAPAN SAXENA. The book is a romance thriller released on 12th March 2017 by Inspire India Publishers. The cover page of the book is very simple in black and  white colour with a blue rose which plays an important role in the story. The cover design is by Ajitabha Bose.

Unns The Captivation is a story of two people Atharva Rathod and Meher Qasim. The book is divided in three parts.Firstly, when Atharva and Meher fell in love in their adolescence in school, but broke up when Meher's parents discovered her relationship with Atharva. Secondly, after fifteen years both meet each other in Germany where Atharva was on a mission,but in the last fifteen years he was not able to forget her. Both were dealing with their own set of demons. And  lastly, when both of them meet each other again in the USA. 

The story is very realistic and gripping written in a very simple language. While reading the book one can easily visualize the happenings and it can be felt as if one is watching a movie. The first part of the story is a bit boring dealing with adolescent love in school but as the story progresses it gets a grip. The characters should have been described a bit more in depth but the emotions of the characters can be felt easily. The author has explained the different stages of love very nicely and an interesting fact is that the chapters are titled with the names of the seven stages of love. I liked how author switches between  Atharva reading his diary and the present. The book is full of twists, turns, thrill, suspense and love and has taught me that true love cannot be forgotten.
Overall, the book is a page turner and can be read in one sitting. I recommend this book to those who are interested in reading romance with some thrill.

Watch the trailer of the book here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wosftfEt0SI



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ABOUT THE AUTHOR


Sapan Saxena


Sapan Saxena is a software engineer by profession and an author by choice. Born in the city of Nawabs Lucknow, he earned his Engineering Degree from MNNIT Allahabad. Sapan started writing when he was coding for a complex algorithm and found that a fictional story would at least make some sense. Currently based in Nashua, New Hampshire, he is the author of highly acclaimed Finders Keepers and Unns The Captivation.




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  1. Respected Mam,
    I would appreciate your review of my debut book The Wiccan Waltz in return of a free copy. The author name is Pragya Vishnoi. The length of the book is 25,000 words. The genre of the book is paranormal thriller. The link is:https://www.amazon.in/Wiccan-Waltz-Wicca-Chronicles-Book-ebook/dp/B06XBB4Y6M?_encoding=UTF8&keywords=the%20wiccan%20waltz&qid=1490457363&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1

    Blurb:
    The book blurb is:
    When Anika receives a mysterious rose in a dream, she becomes convinced that the world is not simple as it seems. Her search for answers leads her to Wicca, a religion of mystery and magic. As Anika delves deeper into this fascinating world, she finds herself drawn to a charismatic fellow Wiccan, Ryan, who is as enigmatic as he is talented. However, Anika's remarkable gifts are only revealed when she is introduced to her alluring teacher, Aparajita with a curious bond with Ryan. But as tragedy strikes, sinister secrets are revealed, drawing Anika into a battle which would cost her everything, including her life...

    Please mail me at vishnoipragya@gmail.com if you accept the book for review.
    Thanks and Regards,
    Pragya Vishnoi

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    1. Hi!
      I am so sorry this request just skipped from my side and it's my bad:( I just read your comment.
      I would love to review your books in future.

      Thanks
      Regards,
      Taanya Ahuja

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