Novel Nook & Story Sage

Nothing Lasts Forever “Nothing Lasts Forever” is a Sidney Sheldon’s intriguing and closely knitted novel concerning ambitious dreams and love as well as concern[ing] practical, tough life realties. Sheldon is a master of weaving concise and intense plots, and equally engaging characters which make Sheldon pull off another success that leaves the readers glued to the book. This novel should be of interest to a broad range of readers and thus should be enjoyed by lovers of the mystery, drama, and romance genres. This is a historical fiction, or rather a story of power and betrayal . They since focus on three women, a talented young doctor Kate Browning, an exquisite model Jillian and a determined and intelligent woman who also has her own dreams. Both Brooke and Jackson are thirtysomething professionals, separately striving for professional and personal fulfillment in flourishing fields, medicine and fashion respectively: each is initially quick to learn after entering those worlds that ...

  The Train to Nowhere: A Closer Look at The Girl on the Train Paula Hawkins’ Girl on the Train is a suspenseful psychological thriller that is sure to grip the reader from the start to finish. The plot follows the life of Rachel, a heavy drinker who interferes in the lives of a couple she admires from a distance while taking the train, the couple being Megan and Scott. Rachel’s fixation becomes even more intense as she gets into a quest that unfolds an incredible and devastating mystery that comes with startling surprises.  Hawkins a slew of reliably unreliable voices throughout her story, which adds an extra edge of complexity to the reading experience where the truth is continuously sought but never found. The characters are not very virtuous but they are actually humanized versions as they were each hiding something. The gloomy atmosphere of the city of London enhances the work's tension by immersing the reader into Rachel's melancholy and violent plot. The Reader's fir...

Exploring the resilience and strength of women in Khaled Hosseini's novel Two Women, Two Centuries: Shekiba and Hala  "The pearl that broke its shell" by Nadia Hashimi sounds like it is only about one Afghan woman, but it intertwines the lives of many females belonging to different generations. More precisely, the story depicts how Shekiba, a modern-day Afghan girl, and her ancestor who lived during the tumultuous 19th century struggle to survive over the Pushtun, the ruling tribes of Afghanistan, and their cultural principles. This dual narrative not only illustrates the situations of Afghan women but also highlights their antagonistic nature as they fight over issues and stand for their rights.    How Shekiba Defies Oppressive Social Dukes Middle-Rhyristoni Queen One Desires to Become Hala  The story plot addresses blackheads, identity, self-actualization, and women's familial hormones, highlighting the extreme relevance of this book in today's world. As Hala br...