This book talks about the love and life of two people – Avantika – a single working mom and Rohan,the handsome guy who works under her. The two fall for each other but when things fall into place, Rohan leaves her without even saying goodbye, to get married to the girl of his parents choice.
A heartbroken Avantika moves abroad where she meets Steve- a cop and a fellow student in the University where she is pursuing a Doctorate degree.Rohan tries to get back to Avantika after a failed marriage...

The book is about Avantika's life adventure. It has sentiment blended with internal battle. It is about giving renewed opportunities to oneself and thinks upon the complexities of human connections. The portrayal is basic and locks in. The story has been described from Avantika and Rohan's perspective. It gives the reader a thought regarding sentiments of both heroes. I loved Avantika's character. She is immaculate woman. I have for the longest time been itching to be similar to her. She serv...

This is Avantika’s heartfelt journey through love and life…As a smart, successful, thirty-eight-year-old single mother, Avantika seemingly has it all: a great career as a seasoned banking professional, respect and admiration from her peers as an able leader, fulfilment as a mother, and so many other things.
What is it, then, that drives her towards Rohan, a man six years her junior? He’s a man who ideally would not occupy much room in Avantika’s otherwise sorted mind space.
She has told herse...

When I took a first glance of this book, literally I thought “Second Spring” is nothing but another love story that makes you travel a bit into dreamy land and ends with some obvious happy ending. But here author surprised me this book is lot more than just a love story. Not only you enjoy every bit of it plus you learn from every twist and turns of its protagonist life.

Basically it is a story of a single mother, Avantika who is bold and beautiful in every aspect of life. She always believ...

Review: The title and the cover design of the book “Second Spring” work by Sandhya Jane is eye catching. The cover design is soothing but you can’t make out what it conveys about till you indulge in reading. The two strong protagonist of the story are Avantika and Rohan and the story revolves around these two main characters and the way it has been portrayed by the author Sandhya is enchanting. It is a romantic number and quite a common story for the fiction but the way she has blended the ch...

The book revolves around the love story of characters Avantika and Rohan. Avantika who is an independent working woman and a single mother falls in love with Rohan who is her junior at work. But when Rohan chooses his parents decision ahead of Avantika and gets married as per their choice, she is heartbroken and leaves for United States.
What happens next is the plot the the novel.
Do Rohan and Avantika meet again?
Does Rohan live a happy married life?
What lies in Avantika’s and her kid’s fu...

It’s a simple tale of extra-ordinary love. Love is not something which will come of age, nor will it come of your control over it. You cannot pre-ordain destiny when it comes to love and its myriad ways. It will come silently and it will get on to your head before you can even acknowledge its presence.
The female protagonist, Avantika, is an independent, self-assured, shrewd and determined lady of fortitude. She is a proud single mother; who manages her role of a competent working professiona...

I joined the #BrunchBookChallenge at the beginning of the year 2016 , if only to keep track of the books I read.
Looking back on the years gone by, the genres of my choice have been so predictable- blood, murder,crime ,conspiracy theories, historical crimes and all that blah.
Oh and I love romance too. Mills and Boon romances have always been the lifter of my sagging spirits. They reiterate my optimism and belief in the indomitable female spirit.
So when hubby dear went to check out the new ...

The story begins with a introduction of the lead character - Avantika who was heading a leading bank, of its operations in India. She held a very lucrative profile which made her to travel all through the year both National and International. Despite her success in her career, she did not had a great personal life. She raised her son Aarav as a single mother as she could not get in terms with her ex-beau Sanjeev who had abandoned her. Being a single mother, she became very much protective ab...