Falling in love can be a dangerous thing especially if you’re a young, attractive British girl in a conservative Indian town… Toofani Days, Valentine Nights is a contemporary, multicultural romance set in Agra, city of the Taj Mahal. ‘Toofan’ is the Hindi word for ‘Storm.’ The story centres round the tumultuous love affair between Jennifer Gayle, an English Research Student, and Sanjay Rana, a rich young Indian businessman.
Indian society is in a constant state of flux and, very often, there's a clash between traditionalism and modernism. Events such as Valentine's Day are becoming increasingly popular but these also bring young Indians into conflict with right-wing elements that oppose 'Mall Culture', 'Pub Culture' and Western festivals like Valentine's Day. This year the Police was out on the streets to protect young lovers on the 14th of Feb! I believe firmly that we must hold on to the freedom that we so love; it came at a heavy price. It's this turmoil that inspired me to write TOOFANI DAYS, VALENTINE NIGHTS, a fast-paced, multicultural romance. It's now available as an ebook on www.abook2read.com
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Toofani Days, Valentine Nights! What a title! The writer sure has a way with words. From the first few lines, the plot grabs your attention. I'm certainly going to recommend the book to all my friends. Trying to get some copies through pals in the UK. I just love the idea of a Valentine's Express! Way to go, Sharon Gupta! This is Donna Karen writing from Bangalore. (Posted on 27/08/2009)
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The theme is good and current. But as it is a novel and not an essay , readability matters. I wish the author all success and hope she will read ," The God of Small Things" by Arundhati Roy to find out how we can make a serious story more readable.A little bit of humor is always good. But I congratulate Sharon Shefali
for taking such a bold subject for her novel. Greetings from Kerala. (Posted on 09/08/2009)
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the novel is a love story ,a dangerous way to deal with, love rules , the girl and the boy also wins. the sena is ignored, a good novel to read.T aj mahal and Agra revisited, in my memories.
yashwant kothari,jaipur,india. (Posted on 27/07/2009)
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