An Autograph For Anjali

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An Autograph For Anjali

Editorial Review 1:

Rubina Ramesh (Author of soon-to-be published romance FINDING THE ANGEL & contributing author for MARIJUANA DIARIES):

Author Sundari Venkatraman conquers the hearts of women by depicting woman in all her glory. A mysterious beginning, a thread of romance and a roomful of drama, all will keep you glued to the pages. The Bold and the Beautiful - as the characters make their paths, crisscrossing each otherâ€™s lives to reach one destination; a destination which might destroy the lives of the members of the Mathur Family.

Ms. Venkatramanâ€™s novels always show the female protagonist as an emerging power. From their lowest point they rise like the phoenix till they become trendsetters. Anjali lives up to this trend. A quiet firebrand who is not afraid to face her desires, stand up against her husbandâ€™s tyranny and above all, is a woman in all her glory. Anjali is a celebration of womanhood. She will slowly creep into a readerâ€™s mind. Ms. Venkatraman has come up with a few shockers in this one.

Line that stayed with me...
â€œHe was pleased to note the color that ran up her cheeks as her eyes closed tightly. Without a pause, he ran his finger over the other eye too, smiling as her lashes fluttered like butterfly wings under his touch." Temptation, thy name is Parth.

Editorial Review 2:

Devika Fernando (Author of many romance novels

The story starts with a bang â€“ almost literally, as thereâ€™s a murder to be discovered and discussed. What follows didnâ€™t read at all like the romance novels I was used to by the author for a while, but it did capture my attention and hooked me. Keeping in mind that this is a stab at romantic suspense, I found the beginning almost perfect in hindsight (yes, I read it again after I had finished the book, just to see it all in a different light). The author set up the stage, introduced the main characters and threw in the tiniest inkling of the romance to come, like a bee buzzing against a window. And that window was thrown wide open when I entered a sort of flashback and finally found out more about Anjali and Parth.

Speaking of the main characters â€“ the couple and another â€˜coupleâ€™ â€“ I am full of praise. Being an author myself, I love reading about authors, and Parth was no disappointment. His mix of intelligence, insistence, to-die-for looks and calm confidence really drew me in. Her strength, intelligence and determination were always palpable, yet in a more subdued way. And I loved her attitude and behaviour towards her son Arjun and her husband Jayant.

As for Arjun, he was like a refreshing breeze throughout the book. Fanning the flames when needed, becoming a whirlwind at some times, cooling down and soothing at other times. Jayant was just the right antagonist. I loved hating him, though at times I have to say I couldnâ€™t even hate him. He struck me as a clichÃ© personified, as a canvas for portraying all thatâ€™s wrong with society. The story was fast-paced, brisk and to the point, lingering just at the right moments while only scratching the surface at other moments.

The Story

Jayant Mathur is found murdered in his bed, shot at point-blank range with his own revolver. Though sheâ€™s extremely disturbed by his death, Jayantâ€™s wife Anjali is way more upset about something else. Who stands to gain by killing the multi-millionaire businessman?
Parth Bhardwaj is a friend and neighbour of the Mathurs. Parth is an author who goes by a pseudonym. He appears more than a friend to Anjali; while heâ€™s also on good terms with her son Arjun who lives and studies in the UK. What role does he play in Anjaliâ€™s life? Jayantâ€™s relatives are curious to know.
Jayantâ€™s brother-in-law Rana is convinced that Parth and Anjali are the murderers. But Inspector Phadke has his own doubts about this theory. In comes Samrat, the private detective who appears as quiet as a mouse. Will he be able to find the murderer?
Will Anjali find happiness and peace?

Country	USA
Author	Sundari Venkatraman
Binding	Kindle Edition
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Flaming Sun
Manufacturer	Flaming Sun
NumberOfPages	284
PublicationDate	2016-03-05
Publisher	Flaming Sun
ReleaseDate	2016-03-05
Studio	Flaming Sun

An Autograph For Anjali

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