Review- Art, Text, Love by Ajith Siva

  BOOK SUMMARY:

This book is dedicated to you. Yes, you.
If you love to have coffee when it is raining. If you get excited about seeing a sky full of stars. And if you ever fell in love at first sight with a complete stranger.

"First love isn't something that happens first in a life. It can happen, even after a few love bonds"
A coffeeholic aspiring writer,Jay realized this paradox when he met a comic artist, Cassy. No, it's not a story of boy seeing girl. It's a story of art and text falling in love with each other.
- Ajith Siva

Release date: February 26th 2020

Published by: Self published

Page numbers: 89 (Kindle)

REVIEW: 

The idea of poetry in a romance novel is what had me intrigued when I first got to know about Art, Text, Love from its author Ajith Siva. When the book finally got to me, I couldn’t help but appreciate how simple, adorable ans detailed the book cover is. It sums up what the book holds quite well.

Jayan, or Jay, is a writer who finds himself inspired by rain, coffee and love. After a series of relationships with no end, he finally comes across Cassy, a comic artist who steals his heart from day one. The rest, as they say, is history. Jay and Cassy had their share of ups and downs and while both characters were obviously different and admirable in their own ways, the connect one has with characters as a reader was missing.

A short and nice story about falling in love along with all that comes with being in love, Art, Text, Love wasn’t the greatest read out there. But it wasn’t bad at all. Author Ajith Siva’s writing was mediocre and with some polishing, he is bound to be a promising writer.

Overall, I did have fun reading this book, but I honestly wouldn’t pick it up again. You could, however, pick it up if you’re in the mood for something quick and fun.

*Note: A copy of this book was provided by Ajith Siva in exchange for an honest review. We thank them.