Time and Tide Wait for Love by Lavnya Krishnamurthy

Book review:

"Time and Tide Wait for Love" is a captivating and engrossing tale of so many emotions blended together. The story begins with a dream where Mallika is thinking anonymously about weird events. She has her dream job, a supportive family, students who adore her, colleagues who envy her and a loving and doting husband. Her life was complete but time played its role.

The story is narrated in two timelines. One is present where Mallika steps into motherhood and the second is her college days when she first met Manish, presently her husband. Both of them liked each other at first sight and their love blossomed with time. But in present, she gets an envious and displeased husband when she conveys to him of her pregnancy. But in this chaos, she forgets to take care of Manish's health assets and loses him forever.

Her fate is tested when she again loses her unborn baby. The twists and turns through which she adheres all the events are meticulously narrated. It is intriguing to unfurl the chain of events responsible for her loss? But every deed has a price to pay. Will her love stand the test of time?

The author has meticulously woven the storyline making the reader relish past and present. Her engaging manner of storyline keeps the reader hooked from the beginning till the end. The language of the story is evocative and exhilarating.

Overall, an intriguing read that delves into so many twists and turns and makes the reader enjoy every moment. Do grab it!

Purchase: Time and Tide

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