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Roses Are Blood Red

His story started when his eyes saw the first light which was too beautiful to believe and ended when the light turned him into something too ugly to look at

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By : Novoneel Chakraborty

His story started when his eyes saw the first light which was too beautiful to believe and ended when the light turned him into something too ugly to look at. While reading the “Roses Are Blood Red” prologue part the reader will definitely think that it’s some kind of a revenge love story.

After that the novel introduces us with the female lead,who has a loving and very caring boyfriend “Vanav”.As the novel continues,the more we get to know the dark side of that loving-caring boyfriend, he seems to have both protective and possessive side for his girlfriend. And after some passages about their relationship details author assures readers by describing some of his doings that he is also a psycho,who can go any further to keep his dark side into dark far away from his girlfriend,who trusts him a lot.

Question is raised about the purity of the soul or defiled love when desires are met. It will explore the darkest love story in its sweetest form. Contradictory as the statement and meaning, you are bound to realise many aspects of life, love story, purity and darkness.

Laters we,readers get to read our psycho male lead’s past too and there we understand that Love has no defination on it’s own,it will be only the way you want to define it.

All through this novel male lead was building and destroying himself for a particular someone who is far away from him,yet somewhere more close to him than himself.

This is a awesome thiller novel which has some amazing “realistic” characters with their own individual thoughts,different ways to describe the situation,unique ways to feel and secure their true loves. It stated very well that sometimes no matter how hard you try,your destiny will be some demon,who will only let you touch your most precious ones but not to feel.

Grab the copy to know! The book will keep you guessing till the end and you will end up realizing that the energy you put into guessing was in vain!

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Current date Friday , 14 August 2026

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