Book Review by #LITEROMA PUBLISHING SERVICES :: "Rukhsaar" by Devi Raghuvanshi

** Thanks to the author for sharing a review copy of the book.**

** Thanks to our reviewer Wilson Anthony for reviewing the book on behalf of #Literoma. **

Format: Paperback/Kindle Edition
Genre: Fiction
Pages: 121

Title itself will convey it will be something related with to a girl
cover page is good with the dim in dark a lonely girl

Plot

story of a rich daughter of a well known real estate person
story flows in smooth still she fall in love with a guy who is her sir and his ambition to become a civil service person.
how they fall in love with each other and how they got married
deliver to her mother in which she relive about her love to her mother when they saw a alliance with  a rich family for the family reputation

they agree to meet him they accepted him for her daughter as well as  because of same community
their life goes smooth
being a ias officer work pleasure,  transfer managed all
started own business
named their baby as crystal  the story flows likewise

to know more about this story ..
kindly read it .. slow but wont bore you while reading

a normal life story
nice story to read

like : divided in small chapters
a decent font is used

nothing there to put as dislike over all a nice attempt

title:4/5
cover : 4/5
story ;4/5
language :4/5

Our overall rating :4/5

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