'Cherished' by Reshma Ranjan ~ Book Blitz

Print Length: 95 pages

Publication Date: March 20, 2018

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

Available on Kindle Unlimited

Genre: Romance

The last thing Sujal Verma had expected while working out that evening was a desperate call for help.

For Sunanda, life was like a romantic movie, all dreamy and beautiful, until trouble comes from close quarters.

Was history repeating itself? Will Sujal be able to save Sunanda from the trauma and pain? Will the reality crush her wings or will she hold on to her buoyant nature and not let the smile on her lips fade away?

All actions have consequences. The consequence of Sunaina's actions in A Promise (Book 2 in the series) plays out in her step-sister Sunanda's life in this novella.

Cherished is Book 3 of the Verma Clan’s Sanctum Series and the conclusion of A Promise. It is the story of a girl who wakes up from a nightmare to realize that the world could be as colorful as the movies she loved to watch.

Cherished can be read as a standalone book as well.

It would be great if you can add this book to your TBR

Reshma Ranjan is a passionate romantic who loves literature and has been driven by the romance in nature and the serenity and humbleness of this universe, one who made up her own happy endings in her imagination for every movie or every book with a sad ending.

Also a voracious reader but for which she believes she never could have started writing. Pssttt... And is completely addicted to Barbara Cartland romances.

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