THEME OF THE NOVEL

THEME OF THE NOVEL


Bittersweet: A Thousand Lies is our first novel ever. The inspirations for the novel are our parents. Special thanks to all the teachers, friends and relatives who supported our ideas.  
The theme of the novel is simple, yet witty. It is a combination of romance, drama, suspense and tears. We have given all our efforts to the novel, though we believe to improve. Please support us, spread the word, and help us out with suggestions. Your advice will definitely motivate and assist us to write better, the next time!
Regards                                                                         Jiya Aggarwal And Neze Papreja
Authors 
Bittersweet: A thousand Lies


ABOUT THE BOOK  

It may seem, she became friends with the kidnappers! After she escapes from them, she finds out that her family had already moved on. They were not at all worried about their own child. Now the only support left in her life was her love Ethan. As soon as she unites with him, events take a big turn. What happens next? What are the big turns? Read on Bittersweet: A Thousand Lies to find out!


If you found the theme interesting, then read our novel BITTERSWEET: A THOUSAND LIES. We will be waiting for your reviews. 
 

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