UNNS - The Captivation By : Mr. Sapan Saxena

       Book : UNNS: The captivation 
       Genre: Fiction
      Author: Mr. Sapan Saxena
   Publisher: Inspire India Publisher
No. Of Pages: 244 pg.
Aver. Review: 4.3/Title
              4.8/Blurb
              4.6/[Plot,Content]
              4.5/Story
              4.3/Character
              4.6/Writing
              4.7/Presentation
            
           Lead characters: i} Atharva Rathod
                           ii} Meher   Qasim
       
     Supporting Characters: Sanjeeda , Shobit , Shruti , Rachit
          Other Characters: Ravi , Prof.Miyaaz Sheikh
        Special Characters: Ibrahim ,Mr. Dorn , Director Vasu ,                                       Brigadier Anand ,
                                        Nawaz Aslam ,                                                             Jamaal , 
                                        Ikhlaq Ahmed
         Spots reffered in: Munich , Germany , India , US 
  
Overview : 

 UNNS the title itself is made the readers more curious to read it till end .I became clueless after read the whole fact . And the whole scenerio helps me to become more understanding through the significant points .The book is comes under category of Romantic thriller  .

 Blurb :

 The story plotted on Atharva Rathod and Meher Qasim .They were lovebirds from their schooldays . Chronic situation and circumstances saperates them . But they met again after a long period of time [ 15 years ] coincidently , may be it was aleady written on their destiny before . Atharva went to munich-germany due to some special perpose official work , he met Meher . Meher is contributing personality in her aunt's grocery business . And they both unveil the left unsolved chapter of life .

Review :

 UNNS is a different kind of love story .The most interesting thing about the book is how the author has researched and came of with seven stages of love and done a splendid work in weaving the story to major perfection. these steps are explained significantly . The story is quite captivating with a lots of majors curves and suspensed circumstances with twists and reformes appropriate times .
This is the story that would unfolds various emotions like love , break up  , betrayal disappoinment to name very lesser .
Allover with more than one loopholes UNNS is an intriguing work with very different plot idea .
Recommended for all who love reading love stories from depth of their soul to a superior end through suspense .   

 About the Author :

 Sapan Saxena is a software engineer by profession and an author by passion . He born in lucknow - Uttar Pradesh [ india ] . He earned his engineering from MNNIT Allahabad . He is currently contributed in Kronos Incorporated . It is based in Nashua , New Hampshire .He is also author of the highly acclaimed FINDERS , KEEPER .

 Link :
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http://www.amazon.in/UNNS-Captivation-Sapan-Saxena/dp/9385783874/ref=sr_1_1?UTF8&qid=1493825294&sr=8-1&keywords=unns+by+sapan
Location: Rajkot, Gujarat, India

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