Review: The Jasmine Bloom
The Jasmine Bloom by Rajat Narula My rating: 3 of 5 stars Blurb- Sameer Chadha is in a mid-life crisis – unhappy with everything around him, even his name. His corporate career is languishing and he is increasingly alienated from his family. His wife Kavita, a part-time poet and a full-time mother, lives more in the past than the present. When their lives collide with that of Ritu, a younger woman coping with an abusive husband and an autistic son, a chain of events gets triggered that puts all their lives into a tailspin. The Jasmine Bloom is a story of love, lust, ruin and resurrection. It is a commentary on the fragility of modern family life; of terrible secrets and shocking choices. However, at its core, it is the tale of a man learning to be happy in the here and now. My views - The Jasmine Bloom by Rajat Narula is an fictional story of Sameer and his result of mistakes. Cover is the first impression of mine towards novel it's wonderful, name ...