ISBN 9780143442691
Rs. 320
Penguin Books
Half Torn Hearts
Who it's for: Readers who enjoy romantic suspense and mystery novels
Shanay Bansal, a successful entrepreneur, eagerly awaits his engagement to Afsana Agarwal. However, weeks before the ceremony, he receives a mysterious voice message from Afsana’s past. This message, followed by others, unveils a hidden world: a beautiful relationship that ended abruptly due to a profound lie.Why You Should Read? Dive into a compelling mystery unraveling secrets from a forgotten past. Explore the devastating impact of lies on love and relationships. Follow three complex characters as they confront emotional loss and hidden truths. Experience a gripping narrative where the past threatens to ruin the present.
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- Mystery thriller centered on voice messages from the past
- Explores the impact of lies on love and relationships
- Follows three complex characters confronting emotional loss
- Gripping narrative where the past threatens the present
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What is the book about?
It's a thriller about Shanay Bansal, who receives mysterious voice messages from his fiancée Afsana's past, revealing a hidden relationship and a profound lie.
Who are the main characters?
The main characters are Shanay Bansal, a successful entrepreneur, and Afsana Agarwal, his fiancée. The story also involves a third complex character from Afsana's past.
What genre is this book?
It is fiction, specifically in the thriller and suspense category.
How many pages does the book have?
The book has 224 pages.
Who published the book?
It was published by Penguin Books in 2019.