A Thousand Kisses Deep: A Romance Thriller Fiction Novel that revolves around Mystery & Suspense in Love, Life & Fate | Sequel to That Kiss in the Rain | Penguin Books

Loveedddd it so much. What a perfect closure to that kiss in the rain!! I honestly preferred the story to philosophy ratio for this one. I'm glad I re-read TKITR. 13 years is a long time and I didn't even realise how many minor details I had forgotten. All the main characters were a 2.0 version of themselves. Less on the thrill and more towards the drama, the book was a page turner! Every chapter had it's own highs and lows and would leave you guessing.Order now and definitely re-read TKITR.

After completing the prequel of this book, i was eagerly waiting for the 2nd part and this book is far far more interesting and intriguing than the first part..Man I should never be in a position like hassil😆. A woman can go through any extent to get his man!! Tatz the one link take away that anchored in my mind..Completed in one sitting at strech. Everyone from beginners to pro-readers can find this story and writing is intriguing..Thank to novoneel for this great book.

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For obvious reasons, some might feel deeply connected with Pallavi and Swadha's character in the sequel. If Palki wasn't there in the picture, Pallavi could have been the Swadha in Hasil's life. In way, all the 3 women were same. Be it Pallavi's ignored love and obsession, Palki's helplessness, Swadha's despartion and hurt, Hasil's helplessness and indecisiveness, and not to mention Nitin and Sanjana's friendship, all at one point exhausted me emotionally (in a good way). After all everything is fair in love and war. Many might hate Hassil here, but I genuinely think he was right, physically abusing Swadha was wrong, may be, but one has to wear his shoes, to understand his turmoil. When lives snatches something precious from you, you can't expect a person to exhibit righteousness in leading his life. Theres always life before and after that phase. Altogether, the character graph of the characters from the first to the sequel was amazingly written. That was yet another best sequel from Novoneel Chakraborty.

I loved the storyline. Post 13 years when you read a sequel it's obvious you want to know what will happen in the end. I felt like one roller coaster ride. Pallavi was the center of attention in the book. Loved how Swadha's innocence was maintained in the book. Some of the terms which I personally loved like healmates. No one can think of that. Must read

Novoneel Chakroborty never ceases to suprise his readers with his last minute twists and turns. This story should keep you hooked till it's last page. You cannot resist not to turn to the next page, until it is the last one!

I'd have to be frank here, before even picking up the sequel, I had to go back and re-read That Kiss in the Rain to even remember what the characters were upto (a decade is a long time, after all) and I'm glad that I did. I read both the books back to back and I'm glad that I did. I re-read my review of That Kiss in the Rain before starting this review and I'M GLAD THAT I DID.My views about the previous book hasn't changed much (or at all) since the first time I read it BUT I had seriously high-hopes from the sequel. And I must admit, Chakraborty didn't disappoint. He merged the story of yester-year and gave it a new spin with his current way of writing, making it a beautiful read.Among the returning 4 main characters, Haasil Swadha and Palki have undergone a massive transformation over the years which is both exciting and heartwarming to know. However, my favorite remains the same - Pallavi. In her own words, "you can only beat Pallavi if you have her permission" and she stands by it even today.Coming to the story, well, for me, this book was a result of an unfinished business left back in time (oh c'mon, I know you're thinking about Pallavi's revenge over Haasil after what happened in the previous book as you read this line) which Chakraborty finally found the heart to do. As an ardent reader of each of his works for, again, a decade now, it seemed fitting to me.The book answers every single question that the readers had. It touches every aspect of what he's been talking and hearing about in all his reader interactions over the years. This book is dedicated to his readers and it shows. So, for me, commenting on the quality of the book would be a blasphemy. It is you who should take out the time, read the book, and see for yourself if this is what you've been asking for all these years or not.For me, however, this book is a closure. This book marks a new journey. This book gives hope...To, "I love you because you do to my life what I would've done had it been under my control.."To, being a human diary..To, more books from Novoneel...

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