Book Review 51: Sometimes it Happens by Karan Sharma.




Karan Sharma's novel Sometimes it Happens is a romantic tale of two smart professionals - Gautam, who is a twenty-five-year-old upcoming professional and Roshni, a senior management member working in the same multi-national bank. However, as Roshni is twelve years older than Gautam, they themselves have doubts about their relationship in their minds. The author has done a commendable job in portraying such a beautiful relationship between the main characters. The society has always been judgemental about relationships which involve a woman older than the man. It's high time, and people need to become more open-minded.

The story is narrated in a perfect pace and written in a lucid language. It is a very light read and does not take much time to read. I completed reading it within a few hours. The plot is much like a Bollywood movie. However, the message conveyed in the story is really amazing.

If you are someone who loves romance novels, this book is for you!


About the author: After more than twenty years of working in a highly successful and popular family business in the interiors industry, Karan decided it was time to get into writing fiction books – an idea that came up when he saw his son having so much fun reading. It rekindled a latent passion for writing that he had developed during his college days. 
Karan is a commerce graduate and a battle-hardened businessman. His other passions include both playing and watching cricket and football, as well as being an avid traveller.


My rating: 3 of 5 stars.
Publisher: Srishti Publications.
First Published: December 2018
Pages: 154
Price: ₹175/-

You can buy this book from Amazon.

Thanks to the author, Karan Sharma, for the review copy of the book in exchange for an honest review. 
  

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