Wednesday, 12 April 2017

REVIEW OF FINDING THE ANGEL BY RUBINA RAMESH





FINDING THE ANGEL
by
Rubina Ramesh




Blurb

All She wanted was love...

Shefali is a die-hard romantic. Having lost her parents at a very tender age, she is in search of a place which she can call home. Her passion for Art lands her a job as an art curator to the famous artifacts of the Ranaut Dynasty. When she meets the scion, Aryan Ranaut, she feels that her dream might come true until…

All He wanted was to trust…

Living the life of a modern day Prince is no easy task for the young and dashing Aryan Ranaut. Having lost his father to a rapacious woman, Aryan has severe trust issues. But upon meeting Shefali, he feels he could let down his guard. Until…

All They need is to find The Angel…

Just as Aryan realizes his love for Shefali, one of the most precious artifacts, The Angel, goes missing from the Ranaut collection. All fingers point towards Shefali—more so because she leaves the palace without telling anyone on the very night of the theft.

Finding the Angel is a story where duty clashes with love and lack of trust overrides passion. Under these circumstances, can The Angel bring the star-crossed lovers together?

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Rubina Ramesh is an avid reader, writer, blogger, book reviewer, and marketer. She is the founder of The Book Club, an online book publicity group. Her first literary work was published in her school magazine. It gave her immense pride to see her own name at the bottom of the article. She was about 8 years old at that time. She then went to complete her MBA and after her marriage to her childhood friend, her travel saga started. From The Netherlands to the British Isles she lived her life like an adventure. After a short stint in Malaysia, she finally settled down in the desert state of USA, Arizona. Living with her DH and two human kids and one doggie kid, Rubina has finally started living the life she had always dreamed about – that of a writer.

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Aryan is a Prince and he is charming too. He is the heir to the Ranaut Empire, very handsome and an attitude to go with it. He knows how to charm ladies and get away with it. No wonder he is attracted to Shefali as soon as he lays his eyes on her.

Shefali is an art curator working for her aunt who is entrusted to curate the antiques and the family heirlooms of the Ranaut dynasty. She falls heads over heels in love with Aryan. When she realises her feelings for Aryan she decides to leave to Mumbai as she doesn't want her feelings to affect her work. But soon she is accused of stealing the Ranaut dynasty's family heirloom The Angel, a Faberge' renowned for its workmanship which was a legend amongst art collectors.

Aryan abducts Shefali from Mumbai and brings her back so that she proves she is innocent by helping him find The Angel.

What follows is a roller coaster ride of high voltage drama with Rajmata falling ill, Aryan torn between his loyalties and his feelings for Shefali, Shefali being drawn more into Aryan which turns hopelessly passionate and intimate, and the pressure to find the stolen Faberge'.

What Could have been better -
Kalpana, Shefali's aunt comes across as a sane and mature woman. But she doesn't have much role to play.
Shefali comes across as a fragile person as is the case of anyone who is hopelessly in love with a person whom you consider is not your equal. She could have been more stronger in her resolves, though she tries to be and I certainly would have liked it if she has found out who the thief was.
The climax is a kind of Bollywoodish...it could have been better.

All other characters have been portrayed well including Hariram Singh, the senior house help of the Ranaut family.
It is a fast paced romance and the chemistry between Aryan and Shefali makes your heart race faster. A typical feel good happily ever after story.


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