The Secret Will Of Love

Suvarna Harish

Apr 2020 · Notion Press

About this ebook

The language used in the book is very simple as the author wants everyone to join Akki in her journey.
The book highlights the need for social and emotional security for a woman along with financial security, after her husband, through the journey of  Akki. The story is about the unconditional and non-judgmental nature of friendship. At the same time, it also speaks about how love is not just caring about the wellbeing of the beloved when you’re around, but also ensuring their happiness, when you are no more by their side. The Secret Will of Love is a tale of true love and friendship.

Ratings and reviews

must read book. #if u think as u r modern generation people, than this thought is must to take rationally in consideration. love is inevitable but to keep it till last breath is challenging. That's why think it's a great love story as it has kept it's promise to be with and after death also. #other part is to take it into consideration that how we should love, care, respect and importantly treat a woman come what role or stage of life she is. #A war between feelings, love, existance, belief against society is beautifully written n presented through Akki. very nice story 👌👌 keep it up 👍 would like to read more from u

This book is so different in it's own ways. It has a personal touch to it which didn't allow me to take a break until I finished the entire story. It not only reminds us about our long lost friendship which can be rekindled, but also reminds the society of it's own mistakes. I wish everyone gets the chance to cherish "the secret will of friendship and love " in their lives ...

About the author

Born and raised in Maharashtra, Suvarna now resides in Goa. She is a double graduate who was always inclined towards arts. As a doting mother and a dedicated homemaker, she found her passion for writing only in her 40’s and decided to give it a shot. She writes in Hindi, English and Marathi. This is her debut novel which is inspired by what she saw women facing in society and what she feels it should be like in a progressive society.