a PRICE TO LOVE by smita das jain
I think the cover should have had something more intense like a couple holding each other or something along those lines.
Name: A Price to Love
Author: Smita Das Jain
Format: Softcopy (Kindle)
Number of pages: 248
Availability: Amazon (Buy the paperback here or the kindle version here)
Rating: 3/5
The title got me curious to find out what the price of love could be.
The Indian-English language was easy and simple to understand.
The story revolves around a self-centered woman named Sonia who seems to be lost in life. She is smart and ambitious but is disturbed and lacks self-esteem due to her troubled childhood. Her drive to always get her way lands her in a marriage she has second thoughts about. While she tries to balance work and home, she finds herself getting close to other men in her life. In her diary, as she pens down her thoughts, she often recalls her stepmother’s harsh words and takes many decisions in life only to prove her, and others, wrong. She ultimately quits working only to find that she suffers from DPD. And, how surprisingly supportive men in her life make her disorder easy to cure.
*It was simple and easy to read and understand.
*The story had a nice flow and was fast-paced.
*It brought out a message that parents play a huge role in a child’s life.
*It also tells us that we should fight and win our battles before we can bring up emotionally independent individuals.
*There were minor errors which could have been omitted.
*It was a simple story of a disturbed woman, perhaps not a genre for me.
This book was a one-time read about a disturbed woman being unfaithful and falling in love many times despite having an ever-supportive spouse. I was probably looking for more romance like in those Mills & Boons novels, nevertheless, it was a nice read and kept me wanting to know how this woman’s life goes on.
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25 Comments
I have read the book on Kindle and loved it too. Being in the corporate world, I could relate a lot. And enjoyed reaidng how the author has explained Smita’s love relations and their complexities, a great read
From your review, it seems like a nice read it has me intrigued and I ill definitely read it
The title kind of got a grip and the story line seems interesting, connecting with recent times. Will definitely give this book a read
I haven’t come across this title nor does the blurb looks to be interesting to me. Maybe like you this is not my genre. Absolutely love the honest review here. ..
Thanks, Sindhu!
The book seems interesting. I would love to read it ad you said a Woman’s life goes on. Hope it’ll inspire me to fight my own battles too.
I hope so too, Radhika! All the best!
A disturbed woman with multiple partners is quite a bold concept to write about. Not sure if this is my type but I sure find it intriguing enough to pick up.
Yup really bold! But then it happens, so it is better to know about it.
I read this a few months back and found it really worthy and different experience for me. The character developments were done beautifully by the author.
I think, I can pick this up when I am going through a reading slump. Quick and easy reads are great when you are not able to read as much as you want to! Thanks for your recommendation, Cindy.
From your blurb, it sounds like a contemporary life story. The protagonist is from a disturbed family and then has affairs. If she is falling in love many times, what is the price of love? Even I am all for the happily ever after kind of romance stories.
Love ur honest review and this book doesn’t look my fav genre to read too so I may pass.
As you mentioned it was a simple to read and understand I will definitely start reading from this book. The themes explored in this book were thought-provoking and really made me reflect on my own life
Your review is making me to read this book, as I love reading book which revolves around women’s love and success life. Thanks for sharing review
Sonia seems like an interesting character of the book. Your honest review is praiseworthy. Let me Also download a copy
I haven’t come across this title nor does the blurb looks to be interesting to me. Maybe like you this is not my genre. Absolutely love the honest review here
Why this story sounds so real and relatable in todays world. Like I literally knew few women who are my friends and have this confusing condition in their life. I wish I’ll be able help them I some or the other way 🤗
Great post! I just finished reading “A Price to Love” by Smita Das Jain, and I have to say it was a truly captivating read. The way the author has woven together the themes of love, family, and tradition was truly impressive. The characters were well-developed and relatable, and I found myself fully invested in their stories. The writing was beautiful and I couldn’t put the book down. Thanks for introducing me to this amazing book.
I really enjoyed reading the book review. I thought it was well-written and informative. I liked how the reviewer gave their opinion on the book, but also included some background information on the author and the book itself. This helped me to understand the reviewer’s perspective and made me want to read the book even more. Overall, I thought this was a great review and would recommend it to anyone considering reading the book.
I love the books which deal with emotions. And as you mentioned it certainly seems to be with a lot of emotions. So will try to grab it.
I alos read this book, and cant agree with you more. its one time read, but Mills and boons romance is missing in contemporary novels.
This seems like a great book with a great girl character. I feel like a movie when reading the summary of this book. Thank you for reviewing.
I will check the book and download it, like books that are written in simple words and this seems a touching story. Liked the book cover so much.
I love books which essays strong women character and gives a positive message to the society. Thank you for your review will check this book.