A Tryst with Tristan

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 #Book review 

 Title : A Tryst with Tristan
Author : Pranav Rao
Language : English
Edition : Paperback
Pages : 206

It is always very confusing to find the difference between the word love and lust. Lust basically has a very short span of time. But love lives forever in our heart and changes our whole life.

The story is about Tristan . He is a casanova man who always tries to find love in lust. His life is not normal. He is always having conflicts with his emotions. He in on the hunt to find his true love ?? Will he find one ?? Who will it be ?...........

The cover of the book has been artistically done. In the white background the cover is looking awesome. The title of the book is relatable. The story is good and gives us something to ponder upon.

The young generation is very innocent nowadays. They often misunderstand the meaning of lust for love. It's high time we should understand and make others understand the differences.

#Rating : 4.5/5

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