Priyamvada & Co. (The Menon Women Book 2) Kindle Edition

This is not a commonplace romance novel, rather an entertaining and very emotional romantic suspense novel full of ups and downs, twists, and above all, human destinies interwoven in the most curious ways. It’s a story about ties that bind and new ties formed, about lives lost and rediscovered, about new beginnings and self-realization, about tragedies in families and tragedies in movies.Although there are two captivating, well-fleshed out main characters with Neha and Prithvi, I was just as interested in all the other characters making an appearance. There’s Ria, Neha’s teenage daughter who grapples with the sudden loss of her father. And Aditya, who finds himself depending on way too many people and hoping to win the heart and hand of the woman he loves. The ‘antagonist’ was written very believably too, and though I guessed most of the connections, the book gripped me from beginning to end.At times heart-wrenching, at other times heart-warming – and at all times vividly colorful and appealing – this tale rivals the epic world of movies it alludes to.

SUDHA NAIR WOWS HER FANS BY ANOTHER MIND BLOWING BOOK TITTLED, PRIYAMVADA! SHE SPRINGS SURPRISES BY HER AMAZING SKILLS OF GARNISHING THE DEVELOPING PLOTS! THE THREE TRACKS CULMINATE APTLY ACHIEVING BROWNIE POINTS FOR THE RIGHT DOSE OF DEALS, DEBACLES & DETOURS! WHAT A FLOW THE AUTHOR HAS OUR WAY! KUDOS TO YOU SUDHA, PREETI GUPTA.

A good read. It had its own ups and downs. Some sad some happy moments. I enjoyed reading and didnt want to put it down. Was a fast paced novel.

Amazing can’t put down more please can’t wait for the next one please keep writing you are amazing love it

Cover - 4.5/5The cover was simply gorgeous and eye-catching, a big improvement from the cover of the last book. I absolutely judged this book by its cover, and guess what, it didn't disappoint!Title - 3.5/5Blurb - 4/5Story plot - 4.5/5Narration - 4.5/5This is the second book in the series, but can also be read as a standalone. The story follows Neha, the eldest Menon woman as she faces a tragic loss and struggles to pick up the pieces of her life in the aftermath. The plot was well-developed and peppered with twists and turns, which made this an absolutely unputdownable and engrossing read. The narration is simple but beautiful and easy, the language is lucid and I really loved how all the plots and subplots were connected to each other. The characters of Neha, Prithvi, Aditya and Ria have been portrayed nicely, realistic, developed and complex. The subplots were tied in with the story seamlessly, and overall, this book was even better than Sudha ma'am's debut, taking us on a rollercoaster ride through the journey of these characters as well as Sudha ma'am's evolution as a writer. Highly recommended book. I have become a fan of the author now, and will follow her through her beautiful writing career as she perfects her style and craft.Overall rating - 5/5

The book is almost a sequel to The Wedding Tamasha, is an awesome read which is a great mix of fun, emotions, love and affection. I enjoyed reading The book and definitely kept relating it back to Wedding Tamasha. Loved the book and will be looking forward for more from Sudha Nair.

Unexpected twists, well articulated story. Enjoyed reading it. Superb book with many emotions. I loved every character in the book.

Much awaited book ..Many congratulations to amazing wonderful person and writer sudha Nair!!!The magic of priyamvada and co. !!! Absolutely fantastic 😍

Beautify thought, elegantly executed and passionately expressed. Serious work on the details, as the first book in the series captured.