Review: Treacherous Desires
Treacherous Desires by Kritika Sharma
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Treacherous Desires by Kritika Sharma, is a erotic romantic fiction. A well written and new try in our Indian literary. Speaking about sex is still seen as awkward in our society but author didn't mind those and given what is required for story.
The story is about female protagonist kaya, a married twenty eight year old who finds difficulty in her marriage because of lack of sex while going on this she met Shaun in official party and also she gets distract. Shaun is a multibillionaire who is charming and also fell for kaya. When they work together the gossips spread around and make a mess between kaya and her husband Daksh. What will happens next? Will kaya get divorce her husband? Will the gossip turn into reality? All those questions makes story interesting.
The narration is fast paced and states the desires of women. The need of married women and also says about relationships well. The characterization is simple with only few side characters. Also the title is apt for story.
The only negative I felt is missing of logic, I can't able to understand that How Kaya and Daksh had relationship is friendship not love, this is what author justified and will not that be counted as cheating if she leaves Daksh just for her sexual needs.
Apart from that I found it is simple and lucid in language perspective. A good novel to be recommended for romantic story lovers. (P.s- Only for adults)
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
About the author -
Kritika Sharma is an author, blogger and Senior Manager in Nielsen, India. She is a woman of passion and spirit who believes in possibilities and loves to challenge her own limits by learning something new every day. She has been writing ever since she held a pencil. Writing refreshes her and energizes her.
Treacherous Desires is her fourth book. Previously she has traditionally published three books under her name, ‘Manage your Manager’ (2013), ‘Live-in with a Ghost’ (2015), and ‘AbstracTales’ (2017).
She has also participated in three anthologies, ‘The Master Stroke’ by Write India (2016), ‘The Scribbled Tales’ by Moments Publishers (2016), and ‘Life as it happens’ (2016).
Blurb -
They say everything has an expiration date. Kaya didn’t know her marriage had one too. Suffering silently in her marriage she finds herself attracted to a stranger. Things get worse as he, too, feels the same way.
His smile wreaks havoc and touch causes chaos. Kaya doesn’t know what to do, as her ‘treacherous desires’ take hold. However there is an invisible barrier of ‘marriage’ that Kaya cannot break.
Torn between her failing marriage and the man who is irresistible, Kaya now has the hardest choice to make.
Whom will she choose? Will she be able to reignite the spark in her marriage or will she initiate a completely new relationship?
Find out more in this roller coaster ride of love, seduction, desires, passion and epic romance – which neither lets you ignore nor lets you endure.
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My view -
Treacherous Desires by Kritika Sharma, is a erotic romantic fiction. A well written and new try in our Indian literary. Speaking about sex is still seen as awkward in our society but author didn't mind those and given what is required for story.
The story is about female protagonist kaya, a married twenty eight year old who finds difficulty in her marriage because of lack of sex while going on this she met Shaun in official party and also she gets distract. Shaun is a multibillionaire who is charming and also fell for kaya. When they work together the gossips spread around and make a mess between kaya and her husband Daksh. What will happens next? Will kaya get divorce her husband? Will the gossip turn into reality? All those questions makes story interesting.
The narration is fast paced and states the desires of women. The need of married women and also says about relationships well. The characterization is simple with only few side characters. Also the title is apt for story.
The only negative I felt is missing of logic, I can't able to understand that How Kaya and Daksh had relationship is friendship not love, this is what author justified and will not that be counted as cheating if she leaves Daksh just for her sexual needs.
Apart from that I found it is simple and lucid in language perspective. A good novel to be recommended for romantic story lovers. (P.s- Only for adults)
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