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Truth or Dare
When does a play boy become a good boy? When he falls in love, true love! But, the good girl he falls for, how does she judge him? As the good boy, or as the play boy?
If this good girl isn't able to see the changed good boy, does she become the bad girl? No, the good boy should get her in terms to see the good boy in him!
Reach out to 'Truth Or Dare,' read the interesting like- hate- love story of Yashas and Yuktha.
If this good girl isn't able to see the changed good boy, does she become the bad girl? No, the good boy should get her in terms to see the good boy in him!
Reach out to 'Truth Or Dare,' read the interesting like- hate- love story of Yashas and Yuktha.
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Published January 11, 2022
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June 22, 2025
I believe everyone out there will definitely miss our school and college days. We miss how we made friends, how we fought for silly reasons, sweet nothing chats during lunch hour, sharing our snacks, getting punished along with our friends, first love, first breakups, and so on. If you wish to revisit those days, then this book reached you on time.
The book begins with a group of friends playing a truth or dare game. Kasvi and Kiran planned to trigger both Yuktha's and Yashas emotions and find out how they feel about each other. Their plan worked out, and they both started arguing with each other.
According to Yuktha, she believes all men are bad and they give preference to physique, not to a person’s soul. While Yashas, on the other hand, tried to make her understand that all men are not the same.
Yuktha shared multiple situations and incidents she had been through to justify her point, which left everyone speechless. As we scroll the pages, we get to know more about each of them separately.
The way Yuktha and Yashas's family brought them together is quite warm, and how their friendship grew from their childhood is amazing to read. Also, the author's touch of connecting the first letter of the couples and calling them destiny is something simple but indeed good.
Did Yuktha understand about Yashas, and is her view about men changed or not? Did they find their love? Is the rest of the story.
I personally liked the way Yuktha gave her favorite keychain in exchange for rupees. Yashas's way of expressing and proving his love to Yuktha is kind of lovely. Also, friends and their efforts make me miss my college days.
A simple yet strong message of understanding our value and worth. Others’ opinions don't matter anymore.
The book begins with a group of friends playing a truth or dare game. Kasvi and Kiran planned to trigger both Yuktha's and Yashas emotions and find out how they feel about each other. Their plan worked out, and they both started arguing with each other.
According to Yuktha, she believes all men are bad and they give preference to physique, not to a person’s soul. While Yashas, on the other hand, tried to make her understand that all men are not the same.
Yuktha shared multiple situations and incidents she had been through to justify her point, which left everyone speechless. As we scroll the pages, we get to know more about each of them separately.
The way Yuktha and Yashas's family brought them together is quite warm, and how their friendship grew from their childhood is amazing to read. Also, the author's touch of connecting the first letter of the couples and calling them destiny is something simple but indeed good.
Did Yuktha understand about Yashas, and is her view about men changed or not? Did they find their love? Is the rest of the story.
I personally liked the way Yuktha gave her favorite keychain in exchange for rupees. Yashas's way of expressing and proving his love to Yuktha is kind of lovely. Also, friends and their efforts make me miss my college days.
A simple yet strong message of understanding our value and worth. Others’ opinions don't matter anymore.
September 24, 2024
So the story starts with the game Truth or Dare, and its targeted plots are Yukta and Yashas.
This game is all about triggering their feelings for each other.
Yukta and Yashas are completely different from each other Yukta is quite a simple girl who loves her own company and Yashas is a cool ,handsome guy with multiple girlfriends, The twist is Yashas is now stuck with thoughts of Yukta .
So when the game starts turn by turn they get to know what they feel for each other, and they get to know Yukta considered Yashas a good friend of her and have some initial stage feeling for him and Yashas also have feelings for her but he don't want to propose her , so Yashas played a game in front of Yukta and think if I do such things in front of her she confessed her feelings for me in jealousy but Yukta got mad on Yashas and they end up to become enemies.
Both the family of Yashas and Yukta trying to tell Yukta that Yashas has changed a lot but she denied that boys like Yashas can't be changed.
But Yashas didn't end up here ,he tried to know what hurt her the most and tried to win her trust again 💖
meanwhile he takes help from Yukta's best friend.
Did Yashas win Yukta's Trust Again....?
This game is all about triggering their feelings for each other.
Yukta and Yashas are completely different from each other Yukta is quite a simple girl who loves her own company and Yashas is a cool ,handsome guy with multiple girlfriends, The twist is Yashas is now stuck with thoughts of Yukta .
So when the game starts turn by turn they get to know what they feel for each other, and they get to know Yukta considered Yashas a good friend of her and have some initial stage feeling for him and Yashas also have feelings for her but he don't want to propose her , so Yashas played a game in front of Yukta and think if I do such things in front of her she confessed her feelings for me in jealousy but Yukta got mad on Yashas and they end up to become enemies.
Both the family of Yashas and Yukta trying to tell Yukta that Yashas has changed a lot but she denied that boys like Yashas can't be changed.
But Yashas didn't end up here ,he tried to know what hurt her the most and tried to win her trust again 💖
meanwhile he takes help from Yukta's best friend.
Did Yashas win Yukta's Trust Again....?
May 10, 2025
Truth or dare is an intricately woven tale of friendship,love,misunderstanding & second chances. What starts as a small game soon starts becoming personal triggering past emotions & unexplained drifting apart of two people who were once the closest of friends with deep bonding.I loved how the author has carefully added the topics like body positivity & self acceptance . There’s a beautiful message conveyed by the author through this book. People are beyond just their looks & outer beauty the true nature of a person lies within their heart. In just few pages a beautiful & heartwarming story is presented in this book.If you’re looking for a short & sweet story to read during your free time then this one’s perfect for you.
October 22, 2024
Rating - 4.5/5
"Truth or Dare" by Hemasri masterfully weaves a tale of transformation, where enemies become soulmates through a game of truth and vulnerability. Yuktha and Yashas's journey is a poignant exploration of human complexity, delving into the depths of hurt, forgiveness, and love.
As the Truth or Dare game unfolds, Hemasri skillfully exposes the intricacies of Yuktha and Yashas's past, revealing the fragile balance between their emotions and actions. The narrative is a delicate dance of tension and release, culminating in a heartwarming resolution.
This captivating romance stands out for its:
- Emotional Intelligence: Hemasri expertly navigates the complexities of human emotions.
- Multifaceted Characters: Yuktha and Yashas's rich backstories drive the narrative.
- Authentic Conflict: Misunderstandings and reconciliation create a relatable storyline.
- Uplifting Conclusion: Forgiveness and love triumph.
"Truth or Dare" is a must-read for those seeking a romantic story with depth, complexity, and a satisfying emotional payoff. Hemasri's writing will captivate you, making you root for Yuktha and Yashas until the very end.
Ty @ fir this beautiful book 🥰
"Truth or Dare" by Hemasri masterfully weaves a tale of transformation, where enemies become soulmates through a game of truth and vulnerability. Yuktha and Yashas's journey is a poignant exploration of human complexity, delving into the depths of hurt, forgiveness, and love.
As the Truth or Dare game unfolds, Hemasri skillfully exposes the intricacies of Yuktha and Yashas's past, revealing the fragile balance between their emotions and actions. The narrative is a delicate dance of tension and release, culminating in a heartwarming resolution.
This captivating romance stands out for its:
- Emotional Intelligence: Hemasri expertly navigates the complexities of human emotions.
- Multifaceted Characters: Yuktha and Yashas's rich backstories drive the narrative.
- Authentic Conflict: Misunderstandings and reconciliation create a relatable storyline.
- Uplifting Conclusion: Forgiveness and love triumph.
"Truth or Dare" is a must-read for those seeking a romantic story with depth, complexity, and a satisfying emotional payoff. Hemasri's writing will captivate you, making you root for Yuktha and Yashas until the very end.
Ty @ fir this beautiful book 🥰
May 9, 2025
Truth or Dare by Hemasri is a deeply emotional and engaging romance that explores the fragile yet powerful relationship between Yuktha and Yashas. Once inseparable, they are torn apart by pride, misunderstandings, and personal biases. When fate — with a little help from their cousins — brings them back together through a simple game, the story takes an unexpectedly heartfelt turn.
This book masterfully captures the journey of two strong-willed individuals learning to see beyond their assumptions. Yuktha’s guarded heart and Yashas’s transformation from a shallow admirer of appearances to someone with depth and sincerity are beautifully portrayed. What really stands out is the meaningful exploration of inner growth, forgiveness, and reconnection.
At just 99 pages, it’s a perfect one-sitting read. The humor, emotional pull, and realistic portrayal of love, family support, and self-reflection make it not only entertaining but also uplifting. It’s a story that proves how even small moments — like a game of truth or dare — can spark major changes in our lives.
If you’re a fan of themes like enemies-to-lovers, family involvement, and soulmate connections, this book will absolutely charm you.
This book masterfully captures the journey of two strong-willed individuals learning to see beyond their assumptions. Yuktha’s guarded heart and Yashas’s transformation from a shallow admirer of appearances to someone with depth and sincerity are beautifully portrayed. What really stands out is the meaningful exploration of inner growth, forgiveness, and reconnection.
At just 99 pages, it’s a perfect one-sitting read. The humor, emotional pull, and realistic portrayal of love, family support, and self-reflection make it not only entertaining but also uplifting. It’s a story that proves how even small moments — like a game of truth or dare — can spark major changes in our lives.
If you’re a fan of themes like enemies-to-lovers, family involvement, and soulmate connections, this book will absolutely charm you.
July 25, 2024
Love stories don't always have to mean a melodramatic turn of events, unrequited love, yearning or separation until a happy ending sets in. Sometimes a refreshing love story brings about a savvy perspective. And author Hemasri offers the same in her book, Truth Or Dare.
A game of Truth or dare brings about a unique twist and becomes a way to communicate in this love sojourn. Yuktha and Yashas' story is that of misplaced animosity and a warm connection gone cold, where a potential relationship has morphed into bitter enmity. They started out as strangers but situations turned them against each other. So with an intention to help them resolve their differences their friends got them involved in the usual game of Truth or Dare. With each question directed towards either of the protagonists, they begin to open up. Unburdening the emotions that came in the way of their love.
This has to be one of the shortest love stories I've read this year. Truth Or Dare written in lucid language is fast paced and culminates within 90 pages or so. The novella is spread across 13 chapters, each with a promising turn of events adding depth to the narrative structure, and throwing light on the trajectory of the protagonists' story.
What worked for me in this story is how the author has kept the concept crisp and succinct. Devoid of unnecessary melodrama, the author doesn't derail from her primary objective which is employ the game of truth or dare as a medium for the protagonists to confess and explain their perspectives. And so equally important here are the supporting characters who ensure to that the narrative is streamlined.
The dialogues showcase the cliched thought process of the opposite genders. Their dilemmas and confusion has been portrayed deftly by Hemasri. Further, she exceptionally presents her unconventional take on love as well. For instance, Yuktha says, '... I don't know how love works in this world. But for me, love is happiness. It starts with my joy. Yes, my love is selfishness rather than sacrifices.' You don't get to hear such statements, especially from a female main character. Therefore, it's quite rejuvenating.
Alongside, Hemasri skillfully captures the essence of forgiveness, empathy, and perseverance in relationships. She deals with the turmoil of her characters with a dash of realism and a lot of sensitivity. And as readers we feel genuine affection for the struggles of the protagonist to voice their emotions.
In my opinion, the novella has potential to be a full-fledged novel. Even though the author has smartly organised the plot within a few pages, she could've explored a number of back-stories and given the supporting characters their deserving growth. Despite that this book does have an emotional depth, a well-earned climax and leaves us with a sense of fulfillment.
Truth Or Dare by Hemasri is a story of triumph, triumph of love over our inner conflicts. It is a testament to the power of communication in strained relationships. Give it a read if you are looking for a short romantic book that breaks the mold. ©
A game of Truth or dare brings about a unique twist and becomes a way to communicate in this love sojourn. Yuktha and Yashas' story is that of misplaced animosity and a warm connection gone cold, where a potential relationship has morphed into bitter enmity. They started out as strangers but situations turned them against each other. So with an intention to help them resolve their differences their friends got them involved in the usual game of Truth or Dare. With each question directed towards either of the protagonists, they begin to open up. Unburdening the emotions that came in the way of their love.
This has to be one of the shortest love stories I've read this year. Truth Or Dare written in lucid language is fast paced and culminates within 90 pages or so. The novella is spread across 13 chapters, each with a promising turn of events adding depth to the narrative structure, and throwing light on the trajectory of the protagonists' story.
What worked for me in this story is how the author has kept the concept crisp and succinct. Devoid of unnecessary melodrama, the author doesn't derail from her primary objective which is employ the game of truth or dare as a medium for the protagonists to confess and explain their perspectives. And so equally important here are the supporting characters who ensure to that the narrative is streamlined.
The dialogues showcase the cliched thought process of the opposite genders. Their dilemmas and confusion has been portrayed deftly by Hemasri. Further, she exceptionally presents her unconventional take on love as well. For instance, Yuktha says, '... I don't know how love works in this world. But for me, love is happiness. It starts with my joy. Yes, my love is selfishness rather than sacrifices.' You don't get to hear such statements, especially from a female main character. Therefore, it's quite rejuvenating.
Alongside, Hemasri skillfully captures the essence of forgiveness, empathy, and perseverance in relationships. She deals with the turmoil of her characters with a dash of realism and a lot of sensitivity. And as readers we feel genuine affection for the struggles of the protagonist to voice their emotions.
In my opinion, the novella has potential to be a full-fledged novel. Even though the author has smartly organised the plot within a few pages, she could've explored a number of back-stories and given the supporting characters their deserving growth. Despite that this book does have an emotional depth, a well-earned climax and leaves us with a sense of fulfillment.
Truth Or Dare by Hemasri is a story of triumph, triumph of love over our inner conflicts. It is a testament to the power of communication in strained relationships. Give it a read if you are looking for a short romantic book that breaks the mold. ©
December 11, 2024
~ "TRUTH OR DARE" By Hemasri 🤍🥂✨
Bookmail Review💌:- (4.4/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐)
After reading the "Four Tangled Lives" by this author, I wanted to dive into her another book, so I picked this one up. And omg what a awesome read it was. I finished this book in just 24 hours, it just kept me hooked till the very end. I just loved it So much.
Now let's talk about the review:- This book is a captivating novel that takes readers on an emotional rollercoaster with Yuktha & Yashas, two individuals who start off as enemies but eventually find their way back to each other through a game of Truth Or Dare. What makes this plot truly compelling is the way the game forces both the characters to confront their feelings & misunderstandings through the game, leading to a deeper understanding of each other.
Both Yuktha & Yashas's characters are expertly crafted, the female protagonist Yukhta was angry throughout the novel, she was hurt, & her feelings were stemming from a place of real vulnerability. Yashas, on the other hand, undergoes significant growth throughout the story, making amends for past mistakes and creating a willingness to change. The author's exploration of themes such as vulnerability, love, and making amends adds depth and complexity to the narrative.
I liked how the author skillfully weaves together the past & present, revealing the complicated personalities and backstories of Yuktha and Yashas. The use of flashbacks effectively connects layers to the narrative, allowing readers to understand the motives & emotions of the characters. This book was not only about the game truth or dare: to reveal each other's feelings.
It was also about a person's insecurities, how they assumes everything on their own and hurts the other person with it. It's not always about a one person's opinion, it should be vice versa, and people should accept that everybody has their own opinion & we shouldn't judge that. You can't force the person to think the same as you. And we should never blame a person without knowing the whole truth.
Overall, this is a heartwarming tale of love, forgiveness, & personal growth. This book would make you fall in love with yourself, you'd know/believe that "You're enough" or "Accept the way you're designed".
The author's writing style is engaging and easy to follow, making it simple to become invested in the lives of the characters. Her ability to craft a compelling narrative makes this read a satisfying one. As both the characters navigate their complicated past & present, readers are reminded that even the most deeply rooted misunderstandings can be overcome with effort, understanding, and a willingness to make amends.
Thank You & Happy Reading! 📖✨
Bookmail Review💌:- (4.4/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐)
After reading the "Four Tangled Lives" by this author, I wanted to dive into her another book, so I picked this one up. And omg what a awesome read it was. I finished this book in just 24 hours, it just kept me hooked till the very end. I just loved it So much.
Now let's talk about the review:- This book is a captivating novel that takes readers on an emotional rollercoaster with Yuktha & Yashas, two individuals who start off as enemies but eventually find their way back to each other through a game of Truth Or Dare. What makes this plot truly compelling is the way the game forces both the characters to confront their feelings & misunderstandings through the game, leading to a deeper understanding of each other.
Both Yuktha & Yashas's characters are expertly crafted, the female protagonist Yukhta was angry throughout the novel, she was hurt, & her feelings were stemming from a place of real vulnerability. Yashas, on the other hand, undergoes significant growth throughout the story, making amends for past mistakes and creating a willingness to change. The author's exploration of themes such as vulnerability, love, and making amends adds depth and complexity to the narrative.
I liked how the author skillfully weaves together the past & present, revealing the complicated personalities and backstories of Yuktha and Yashas. The use of flashbacks effectively connects layers to the narrative, allowing readers to understand the motives & emotions of the characters. This book was not only about the game truth or dare: to reveal each other's feelings.
It was also about a person's insecurities, how they assumes everything on their own and hurts the other person with it. It's not always about a one person's opinion, it should be vice versa, and people should accept that everybody has their own opinion & we shouldn't judge that. You can't force the person to think the same as you. And we should never blame a person without knowing the whole truth.
Overall, this is a heartwarming tale of love, forgiveness, & personal growth. This book would make you fall in love with yourself, you'd know/believe that "You're enough" or "Accept the way you're designed".
The author's writing style is engaging and easy to follow, making it simple to become invested in the lives of the characters. Her ability to craft a compelling narrative makes this read a satisfying one. As both the characters navigate their complicated past & present, readers are reminded that even the most deeply rooted misunderstandings can be overcome with effort, understanding, and a willingness to make amends.
Thank You & Happy Reading! 📖✨
January 4, 2025
Truth or Dare is a short romantic novel that delves into the lives of Yuktha and Yashas, two friends turned adversaries navigating a rough patch in their relationship. Their families, hoping to mend the strained bond, orchestrate a game of Truth or Dare, which turns into an emotional journey rather than a mere playful activity. The story intertwines themes of love, anger, and forgiveness with societal commentary on beauty standards and self-acceptance.
Narration
The narration is engaging, keeping readers hooked from the outset. The emotional transitions between Yuktha's anger and Yashas' remorse are captured beautifully, allowing readers to connect deeply with the characters’ struggles and growth.
Writing Style
The author employs a vivid and descriptive writing style, making it easy for readers to visualize the events and empathize with the characters. While some parts feel slightly over-explained and dragged, the overall pacing is balanced, with moments of humor, tension, and heartfelt emotions.
Themes
Self-Love and Acceptance: The story emphasizes the importance of overcoming insecurities and embracing oneself before expecting love from others.
Family Support: It highlights the supportive nature of families, even when their intentions might seem overbearing.
Miscommunication: A recurring theme that showcases how unresolved misunderstandings can affect relationships.
Societal Beauty Norms: Subtly challenges conventional beauty standards and promotes individuality.
Explode (Strengths)
Relatable and well-developed characters, especially Yuktha, whose blunt and straightforward personality stands out.
A captivating exploration of emotions like anger, repentance, and forgiveness.
A heartwarming portrayal of friendship and family dynamics.
The inclusion of resonant quotes and impactful messages adds depth to the story.
Final Thoughts
Truth or Dare is a delightful blend of romance, drama, and emotional exploration. Despite minor pacing issues, the story remains an engaging and thought-provoking read. The interplay of love, anger, and reconciliation is portrayed in a way that resonates with readers. It’s a perfect choice for anyone seeking a short yet meaningful romantic read.
Narration
The narration is engaging, keeping readers hooked from the outset. The emotional transitions between Yuktha's anger and Yashas' remorse are captured beautifully, allowing readers to connect deeply with the characters’ struggles and growth.
Writing Style
The author employs a vivid and descriptive writing style, making it easy for readers to visualize the events and empathize with the characters. While some parts feel slightly over-explained and dragged, the overall pacing is balanced, with moments of humor, tension, and heartfelt emotions.
Themes
Self-Love and Acceptance: The story emphasizes the importance of overcoming insecurities and embracing oneself before expecting love from others.
Family Support: It highlights the supportive nature of families, even when their intentions might seem overbearing.
Miscommunication: A recurring theme that showcases how unresolved misunderstandings can affect relationships.
Societal Beauty Norms: Subtly challenges conventional beauty standards and promotes individuality.
Explode (Strengths)
Relatable and well-developed characters, especially Yuktha, whose blunt and straightforward personality stands out.
A captivating exploration of emotions like anger, repentance, and forgiveness.
A heartwarming portrayal of friendship and family dynamics.
The inclusion of resonant quotes and impactful messages adds depth to the story.
Final Thoughts
Truth or Dare is a delightful blend of romance, drama, and emotional exploration. Despite minor pacing issues, the story remains an engaging and thought-provoking read. The interplay of love, anger, and reconciliation is portrayed in a way that resonates with readers. It’s a perfect choice for anyone seeking a short yet meaningful romantic read.
December 24, 2024
Truth or Dare explores the complexity of relationships, personal insecurities, and the transformative power of love. The story is an emotional rollercoaster, filled with moments of vulnerability, growth, and healing, making it a truly bittersweet journey.
At the heart of the novel are Yuktha and Yashas, who start off as enemies—misunderstanding each other, hurt by their past, and struggling with their own emotional baggage. The plot kicks off with a well-meaning game of truth or dare, orchestrated by their close friends and family to help clear the air and remove the confusion between them. However, this attempt at resolution falls flat.
One of the most compelling aspects of the story is the portrayal of Yuktha’s internal battle with body image insecurities. She constantly struggles with her appearance and weight, convinced that men only value physical beauty. The author delves deeply into her psyche, capturing the emotional toll these insecurities take on her. It’s incredibly poignant to witness her journey toward self-acceptance.
The male protagonist, Yashas, is equally complex—a figure of persistence and understanding. Despite the emotional walls built by the female lead, he doesn't give up on her. What stands out most is how his love grows not out of pity, but from truly understanding her vulnerabilities, and his actions reflect this deep emotional connection.
The secondary characters—friends and family—play a crucial role in guiding both protagonists through their personal growth. They serve as a reminder that no one is alone in their struggles, and love is often nurtured with the help of a supportive community.
However, the book does have its predictable moments, especially as the couple navigates through their differences. The ending, though sweet, carries a bittersweet tone, as it reflects the real-world truth that love is never without its complications and insecurities don’t disappear overnight. It’s a reminder that relationships require patience and effort from both sides.
At the heart of the novel are Yuktha and Yashas, who start off as enemies—misunderstanding each other, hurt by their past, and struggling with their own emotional baggage. The plot kicks off with a well-meaning game of truth or dare, orchestrated by their close friends and family to help clear the air and remove the confusion between them. However, this attempt at resolution falls flat.
One of the most compelling aspects of the story is the portrayal of Yuktha’s internal battle with body image insecurities. She constantly struggles with her appearance and weight, convinced that men only value physical beauty. The author delves deeply into her psyche, capturing the emotional toll these insecurities take on her. It’s incredibly poignant to witness her journey toward self-acceptance.
The male protagonist, Yashas, is equally complex—a figure of persistence and understanding. Despite the emotional walls built by the female lead, he doesn't give up on her. What stands out most is how his love grows not out of pity, but from truly understanding her vulnerabilities, and his actions reflect this deep emotional connection.
The secondary characters—friends and family—play a crucial role in guiding both protagonists through their personal growth. They serve as a reminder that no one is alone in their struggles, and love is often nurtured with the help of a supportive community.
However, the book does have its predictable moments, especially as the couple navigates through their differences. The ending, though sweet, carries a bittersweet tone, as it reflects the real-world truth that love is never without its complications and insecurities don’t disappear overnight. It’s a reminder that relationships require patience and effort from both sides.
June 17, 2025
••❤️🖤BOOK REVIEW🖤❤️••
BOOK :- "TRUTH OR DARE"
"Truth or Dare", honestly, I finished reading this book today. First of all, I'd like to say that it was a beautiful story of Yuktha and Yashas. If you are new in this reading field, then this book is definitely for you. It's a very short story that you can't put it down until you finish it. I finished this book within 5 days. Shocked right? I know, it was a very short story. Then what took me 5 days to finish this book? Yeah let me tell you guys I'm quite busy for some of my personal works which are very important and emargency. Otherwise I could've finished it within only 2 days😅. The author @author_hemasri has written an amazing story that took a special place in my heart. It was an engaging read for me and I'm sure it'll be the same for you too.This story is written from multiple perspectives, which makes it an easy read and fast-placed. I really loved all the characters while reading this book. And yes, it's a story of around only 100 pages so you can easily finish this within 2 days ( if you don't have work pressures like me😭).. Anyway, Would really love to read her other books soon🥰. And one thing, the line I loved the most of this book is "If emotional intelligence is the backbone for humans to be called social animals, then literature is the tool that can bring consistency in their society. We don't have to learn life skills only through our own life experiences. They can be obtained by depending on experienced elders or good books."💙>> really awesome:)🤎
Highly recommended this book from my side. I can surely assure you that you won't be sad by reading her books.
So go and grab your copy.🌈
Happy Reading//💞
Have a good time:)💌
Have you read this book?
Tell me in the comments:)❤️🤗
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BOOK :- "TRUTH OR DARE"
"Truth or Dare", honestly, I finished reading this book today. First of all, I'd like to say that it was a beautiful story of Yuktha and Yashas. If you are new in this reading field, then this book is definitely for you. It's a very short story that you can't put it down until you finish it. I finished this book within 5 days. Shocked right? I know, it was a very short story. Then what took me 5 days to finish this book? Yeah let me tell you guys I'm quite busy for some of my personal works which are very important and emargency. Otherwise I could've finished it within only 2 days😅. The author @author_hemasri has written an amazing story that took a special place in my heart. It was an engaging read for me and I'm sure it'll be the same for you too.This story is written from multiple perspectives, which makes it an easy read and fast-placed. I really loved all the characters while reading this book. And yes, it's a story of around only 100 pages so you can easily finish this within 2 days ( if you don't have work pressures like me😭).. Anyway, Would really love to read her other books soon🥰. And one thing, the line I loved the most of this book is "If emotional intelligence is the backbone for humans to be called social animals, then literature is the tool that can bring consistency in their society. We don't have to learn life skills only through our own life experiences. They can be obtained by depending on experienced elders or good books."💙>> really awesome:)🤎
Highly recommended this book from my side. I can surely assure you that you won't be sad by reading her books.
So go and grab your copy.🌈
Happy Reading//💞
Have a good time:)💌
Have you read this book?
Tell me in the comments:)❤️🤗
#bookreview #truthordare #bibliophiles #poetry #favourite #happiness #smile #shelflove #sun #lifestyle #trending #gifted #explorepage #viral #moon #rainbow #favouritebooks #fiction #novel #worthit #followforfollowback #booklovers #goodreads #instagood #instabook #instadaily #instagram
May 26, 2025
Truth or Dare by Hemasri follows the story of Yuktha and Yashas, who go from being friends to enemies to lovers. Set in a college environment, the story kicks off in the present timeline with a game of Truth or Dare, which is set up by their friends to help them come to terms with their feelings for each other. The game sets off a heated discussion between the main characters bringing to light their individual characteristics and views about the opposite gender, and in turn setting off events that eventually bring them together.
Yuktha is portrayed as a strong young girl who values integrity and emotional clarity over temporary physical features, and has been a victim of body image issues, resulting in her being skeptic about men at large! Yashas, on the other hand, is portrayed as a classic playboy who only considered external beauty as a criteria to evaluate which women met his standards. This difference in views leads them to develop initial misunderstandings which eventually culminates in emotional honesty as they fight their individual prejudices when they realise their feelings for each other.
The story goes back and forth between the past and present to showcase the change in the relationship dynamics and events that bring about reform in their emotions and views. The book may feel a bit slow in sections when the emotions feel repetitive when going back and forth. While the plot and witty banter keep readers engaged, the emotional depth of the characters and their relationships sometimes feel underdeveloped and give whiplash at sudden switch of beliefs. However, at just 99 pages, the book offers a quick read that’s perfect for breaking a reading slump.
Overall, the story is a warm and emotional romance that balances light moments with deep emotional introspection. For those who love college romance and a quick read that is character driven, this can be a worthwhile read!
Yuktha is portrayed as a strong young girl who values integrity and emotional clarity over temporary physical features, and has been a victim of body image issues, resulting in her being skeptic about men at large! Yashas, on the other hand, is portrayed as a classic playboy who only considered external beauty as a criteria to evaluate which women met his standards. This difference in views leads them to develop initial misunderstandings which eventually culminates in emotional honesty as they fight their individual prejudices when they realise their feelings for each other.
The story goes back and forth between the past and present to showcase the change in the relationship dynamics and events that bring about reform in their emotions and views. The book may feel a bit slow in sections when the emotions feel repetitive when going back and forth. While the plot and witty banter keep readers engaged, the emotional depth of the characters and their relationships sometimes feel underdeveloped and give whiplash at sudden switch of beliefs. However, at just 99 pages, the book offers a quick read that’s perfect for breaking a reading slump.
Overall, the story is a warm and emotional romance that balances light moments with deep emotional introspection. For those who love college romance and a quick read that is character driven, this can be a worthwhile read!
January 24, 2025
Book Name- “Truth Or Dare” 😉
Author- @author_hemasri
Publisher- @redgrabbooks
Genre- Romance Fiction
Pages- 100
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“Sensitive people strongly face bad times in silence. And, in that process, they become rigid.”
It’s a very interesting read which was uniquely thought provoking. A short romantic read which basically focus on the little misunderstandings in a would be relationship between two people and in the meantime when it gets cleared the thoughts change between the two. As we all know assumptions can do disasters in a relationship. The story is based on Yuktha and Yashas. The names start with the same alphabet but the ideologies doesn’t match. Their families intend to fix the careworn bond, arranged a game of Truth or Dare, which revolve into an emotional journey rather than a trivial playful venture. The interchange of love, anger, and reunion is portrayed in a way that reverberates with readers. An attractive exploration of feelings like- anger, contriteness and forgiveness. The story draws the significance of prevailing over insecurities and embracing oneself before expecting love from others. The emotional transformation between Yuktha’s anger and Yashas’s penitence are captured beautifully which allows readers to connect intensely with the characters scuffle and growth. What happens next when they confronts their feelings but due to Yashas’ habits and Yuktha’s insecurities they cant come in a relationship will they give up on each other or fall in love? The author cleverly exposes the intricacies of Yuktha and Yashas’s past, exposing the brittle balance between their feelings and actions. The story is a meticulousness of anxiety, let go and concludes in a heartwarming purpose. If you wish to read romance fiction with a light theme then definitely read it.
Review- 3.5
Author- @author_hemasri
Publisher- @redgrabbooks
Genre- Romance Fiction
Pages- 100
.
“Sensitive people strongly face bad times in silence. And, in that process, they become rigid.”
It’s a very interesting read which was uniquely thought provoking. A short romantic read which basically focus on the little misunderstandings in a would be relationship between two people and in the meantime when it gets cleared the thoughts change between the two. As we all know assumptions can do disasters in a relationship. The story is based on Yuktha and Yashas. The names start with the same alphabet but the ideologies doesn’t match. Their families intend to fix the careworn bond, arranged a game of Truth or Dare, which revolve into an emotional journey rather than a trivial playful venture. The interchange of love, anger, and reunion is portrayed in a way that reverberates with readers. An attractive exploration of feelings like- anger, contriteness and forgiveness. The story draws the significance of prevailing over insecurities and embracing oneself before expecting love from others. The emotional transformation between Yuktha’s anger and Yashas’s penitence are captured beautifully which allows readers to connect intensely with the characters scuffle and growth. What happens next when they confronts their feelings but due to Yashas’ habits and Yuktha’s insecurities they cant come in a relationship will they give up on each other or fall in love? The author cleverly exposes the intricacies of Yuktha and Yashas’s past, exposing the brittle balance between their feelings and actions. The story is a meticulousness of anxiety, let go and concludes in a heartwarming purpose. If you wish to read romance fiction with a light theme then definitely read it.
Review- 3.5
June 7, 2025
When I first read the title 'Truth or Dare', I was a bit confused yet intrigued as to why this title, but the author beautifully conveyed its meaning throughout the book - Joining Truths To melt off the distance. This is a short and fast-paced read with only 100 pages, but that doesn't mean it's not enjoyable. In fact, it's quite the opposite.
Our MMC Yashas is the ultimate golden boy, with 'oh so hot' looks, a charming personality, and everyone's eyes on him. He's the popular one, and you can see why. And our FMC Yuktha is smart, confident, and strong, but that doesn't mean she doesn't have her scars. The wounds of body shaming have hurt her heart deeply, and it's heartbreaking to see.
The story is mainly focused on the intertwined relationships of our protagonists, fueled by ego and attitude, with a pinch of true friendship to make everything balance and tasteful. Where Yashas and Yuktha went from strangers to best friends to enemies and finally, a couple - it's a journey worth taking. This book was utterly entertaining, with the unfolding of twists that kept me hooked.
I've read another book written by the author, and the similar names saga continues - with Kiran, Kasvi, Yuvan, Yuktha, and Yashas. (I had to remind myself multiple times that Kiran is a boy's name.) The flashbacks were spot on, giving me insight into what exactly was going on.
Overall, it's a beautifully written, fast-paced short read with lots of emotions that will keep you invested in the characters and their story.
STRONGLY RECOMMEND
I strongly recommend "Truth or Dare" for its captivating story, well-developed characters, and emotional depth. It's a fast-paced, engaging read that explores complex relationships and themes, making it a must-read for fans of character-driven fiction.
Our MMC Yashas is the ultimate golden boy, with 'oh so hot' looks, a charming personality, and everyone's eyes on him. He's the popular one, and you can see why. And our FMC Yuktha is smart, confident, and strong, but that doesn't mean she doesn't have her scars. The wounds of body shaming have hurt her heart deeply, and it's heartbreaking to see.
The story is mainly focused on the intertwined relationships of our protagonists, fueled by ego and attitude, with a pinch of true friendship to make everything balance and tasteful. Where Yashas and Yuktha went from strangers to best friends to enemies and finally, a couple - it's a journey worth taking. This book was utterly entertaining, with the unfolding of twists that kept me hooked.
I've read another book written by the author, and the similar names saga continues - with Kiran, Kasvi, Yuvan, Yuktha, and Yashas. (I had to remind myself multiple times that Kiran is a boy's name.) The flashbacks were spot on, giving me insight into what exactly was going on.
Overall, it's a beautifully written, fast-paced short read with lots of emotions that will keep you invested in the characters and their story.
STRONGLY RECOMMEND
I strongly recommend "Truth or Dare" for its captivating story, well-developed characters, and emotional depth. It's a fast-paced, engaging read that explores complex relationships and themes, making it a must-read for fans of character-driven fiction.
October 16, 2025
This one was such a good read! It is easy to follow, beautifully written, and super fast-paced you will not be bored even for a second. It is a cute love story about two strangers who become friends, then turn into enemies due to misunderstandings and insecurities, and eventually find their way back to love.
This book is perfect for anyone who enjoys stories that go from strangers to friends to enemies to lovers.
What I loved the most about this book was how beautifully the author portrayed a woman’s insecurities that feeling many women experience, believing they are only loved for their looks and that if their bodies change, the love or attention might fade. The way these emotions were expressed felt so raw and real.
Along with heartfelt emotions and a good amount of romance, the story also has light and funny moments that made me giggle all the way through.
The story follows Yukta and Yashas. Yukta is a shy yet bold and confident girl who struggles with body image issues and believes men only value beauty. Yashas, on the other hand, is a charming, popular boy with a reputation of being a playboy.
The story begins with a truth-and-dare game, where the main objective is to make Yukta and Yashas confront their feelings for each other. As the game progresses, Yashas realizes that Yukta hates men and even points out some valid reasons behind her beliefs. However, he soon understands that he does not want to lose Yukta and tries to ask for her forgiveness. Yukta, on the other hand, is still hurt due to some misunderstanding and chooses not to talk to him.
Overall, I absolutely loved reading this book. The characters felt real, and their emotions were beautifully expressed throughout the story.
My review - 3.5
This book is perfect for anyone who enjoys stories that go from strangers to friends to enemies to lovers.
What I loved the most about this book was how beautifully the author portrayed a woman’s insecurities that feeling many women experience, believing they are only loved for their looks and that if their bodies change, the love or attention might fade. The way these emotions were expressed felt so raw and real.
Along with heartfelt emotions and a good amount of romance, the story also has light and funny moments that made me giggle all the way through.
The story follows Yukta and Yashas. Yukta is a shy yet bold and confident girl who struggles with body image issues and believes men only value beauty. Yashas, on the other hand, is a charming, popular boy with a reputation of being a playboy.
The story begins with a truth-and-dare game, where the main objective is to make Yukta and Yashas confront their feelings for each other. As the game progresses, Yashas realizes that Yukta hates men and even points out some valid reasons behind her beliefs. However, he soon understands that he does not want to lose Yukta and tries to ask for her forgiveness. Yukta, on the other hand, is still hurt due to some misunderstanding and chooses not to talk to him.
Overall, I absolutely loved reading this book. The characters felt real, and their emotions were beautifully expressed throughout the story.
My review - 3.5
November 9, 2024
This book talks about insecurities due to hormonal changes in a girl’s body in the most simple ways. How a girl feels when all the insecurities she herself feels is projected upon them from the most trusted person.
It is not in our hands to control how our body works to the hormonal changes we experience throughout our life and this applies to both men and women but while men get to live unaffected of it because they can earn good for their family women are criticized by the whole society for the same.
Even the people we believe to love us unexceptionally judge us for our appearance and not hoe we are from inside. Husbands want beautiful wife while they themselves look below average this is out Indian society.
With facing this judgement throughout my school life from my friends and classmates and even teachers I could relate to the FMC very much. It is story of Yashas and Yuktha who became bestfriend to enemies to lovers. Yashas is self obsessed boy who has certain beauty standards for the girls he dates while it affects Yuktha a lot because she thought that he was different from the boys she had met till now.
Yuktha has a perception that boys hated her for her weight and appearance and after she lost weight started fighting for her. She met Yashas and thought he was different but she didn’t really know his personality of being the most narcissist and when she got to know it she made herself distanced from him which led to them being enemies.
What will happen when they realize their feelings but due to Yashas’ habits and Yuktha’s insecurities they cant come in a relationship will they loose each other or fall in love? Read and find out.
It is not in our hands to control how our body works to the hormonal changes we experience throughout our life and this applies to both men and women but while men get to live unaffected of it because they can earn good for their family women are criticized by the whole society for the same.
Even the people we believe to love us unexceptionally judge us for our appearance and not hoe we are from inside. Husbands want beautiful wife while they themselves look below average this is out Indian society.
With facing this judgement throughout my school life from my friends and classmates and even teachers I could relate to the FMC very much. It is story of Yashas and Yuktha who became bestfriend to enemies to lovers. Yashas is self obsessed boy who has certain beauty standards for the girls he dates while it affects Yuktha a lot because she thought that he was different from the boys she had met till now.
Yuktha has a perception that boys hated her for her weight and appearance and after she lost weight started fighting for her. She met Yashas and thought he was different but she didn’t really know his personality of being the most narcissist and when she got to know it she made herself distanced from him which led to them being enemies.
What will happen when they realize their feelings but due to Yashas’ habits and Yuktha’s insecurities they cant come in a relationship will they loose each other or fall in love? Read and find out.
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May 30, 2025I am going to start off by listing what you can expect from the story before I move on to my thoughts about it!
♦️A fast-paced story which you can finish in one to two sittings if you want
♦️Friends to enemies to lovers with lots of in-between stages
♦️Learning self-love while dealing with self-esteem issues
♦️He falls first, and harder
♦️Miscommunication but then some very clear communication
♦️Character development
♦️A tad lot of cheesy stuff? I mean, if you liked Indian TV serials (I was kinda obsessed with them ngl), then you'd probably like this too
♦️A bit of the grovelling trope
Now, let's move on to my personal thoughts! I enjoyed reading it, but at the same time, I also kinda found some parts that personally just weren't it for me. I mean, they weren't exactly unlikeable per se, I know several people who would enjoy them, in fact. So please don't let my personal feelings stop you from enjoying the book, because it is certainly an interesting love story.
One little detail that I liked in the book was the way Yukhta got mad FOR the girl who was wronged by her love interest, I love to see girls' girls! I don't really know how to feel about the way the characters talk about makeup, because even though I myself don't do makeup, I feel like applying makeup shouldn't directly be linked to not being confident in one's natural beauty?
And yeah, there were cheesy elements, but at the same time, it was just... really intriguing ykwim? I have been wanting to read an Indian high school/college romance, and this was cute overall!
In my opinion, you should give this a try! And do let me know your thoughts when you read it!
♦️A fast-paced story which you can finish in one to two sittings if you want
♦️Friends to enemies to lovers with lots of in-between stages
♦️Learning self-love while dealing with self-esteem issues
♦️He falls first, and harder
♦️Miscommunication but then some very clear communication
♦️Character development
♦️A tad lot of cheesy stuff? I mean, if you liked Indian TV serials (I was kinda obsessed with them ngl), then you'd probably like this too
♦️A bit of the grovelling trope
Now, let's move on to my personal thoughts! I enjoyed reading it, but at the same time, I also kinda found some parts that personally just weren't it for me. I mean, they weren't exactly unlikeable per se, I know several people who would enjoy them, in fact. So please don't let my personal feelings stop you from enjoying the book, because it is certainly an interesting love story.
One little detail that I liked in the book was the way Yukhta got mad FOR the girl who was wronged by her love interest, I love to see girls' girls! I don't really know how to feel about the way the characters talk about makeup, because even though I myself don't do makeup, I feel like applying makeup shouldn't directly be linked to not being confident in one's natural beauty?
And yeah, there were cheesy elements, but at the same time, it was just... really intriguing ykwim? I have been wanting to read an Indian high school/college romance, and this was cute overall!
In my opinion, you should give this a try! And do let me know your thoughts when you read it!
August 25, 2025
📖 Book Review: Truth or Dare
✍ Author: Hemasri
⭐ Rating: 5/5
When I first picked up Truth or Dare, I honestly thought — why this title? But the author weaves the meaning in so beautifully that by the end, you get it. Truths joined. Distance melted.
At just 100 pages, it’s a short, fast-paced novella — but trust me, it packs more emotions than some 400-page books I’ve read.
✨ The Characters:
Yashas — the golden boy. Charming, oh-so-handsome, everyone’s attention magnet. But underneath that popularity lies a depth I didn’t expect.
Yuktha — smart, confident, strong… but carrying scars from body shaming. And that part hit hard. It’s not just mentioned and brushed off — it shapes her, and watching her overcome it and embrace herself was powerful.
Together, they’re fire and friction. Friends, enemies, lovers — their journey is messy, emotional, and completely addictive.
💭 What I Loved:
✔ The way misunderstandings and egos drive the story without ever feeling forced.
✔ The nostalgia of flashbacks — they were perfect, letting us peek into their past.
✔ The humor and light moments that balance the pain and romance.
✔ The fact that it feels real. These aren’t just characters, they feel like people you know — your own friends, maybe even you.
💌 Final Thoughts:
Truth or Dare is a gem of a short read — emotional, romantic, fun, and heartfelt all at once. It’s a story about second chances, self-love, and falling for someone’s soul rather than just their looks.
If you’re searching for a quick weekend read that will make you smile, ache, and root for the characters like they’re your own, this one’s a STRONG recommendation. 🌸
✍ Author: Hemasri
⭐ Rating: 5/5
When I first picked up Truth or Dare, I honestly thought — why this title? But the author weaves the meaning in so beautifully that by the end, you get it. Truths joined. Distance melted.
At just 100 pages, it’s a short, fast-paced novella — but trust me, it packs more emotions than some 400-page books I’ve read.
✨ The Characters:
Yashas — the golden boy. Charming, oh-so-handsome, everyone’s attention magnet. But underneath that popularity lies a depth I didn’t expect.
Yuktha — smart, confident, strong… but carrying scars from body shaming. And that part hit hard. It’s not just mentioned and brushed off — it shapes her, and watching her overcome it and embrace herself was powerful.
Together, they’re fire and friction. Friends, enemies, lovers — their journey is messy, emotional, and completely addictive.
💭 What I Loved:
✔ The way misunderstandings and egos drive the story without ever feeling forced.
✔ The nostalgia of flashbacks — they were perfect, letting us peek into their past.
✔ The humor and light moments that balance the pain and romance.
✔ The fact that it feels real. These aren’t just characters, they feel like people you know — your own friends, maybe even you.
💌 Final Thoughts:
Truth or Dare is a gem of a short read — emotional, romantic, fun, and heartfelt all at once. It’s a story about second chances, self-love, and falling for someone’s soul rather than just their looks.
If you’re searching for a quick weekend read that will make you smile, ache, and root for the characters like they’re your own, this one’s a STRONG recommendation. 🌸
September 21, 2024
Do you think a game of 'Truth or Dare' can actually help resolve conflicts in real life? Well, this story will make you believe yes, it can.
'Truth or Dare' is written by Hemasri and published by @redgrabbooks
The story centers around two teenagers, Yukta and Yashas, who are stuck in a bitter situation, but their well-wishers haven't given up on them yet.
They hope to bring them closer by setting up a game of Truth or Dare, hoping they can open up about their feelings for each other.
The story then takes a flashback into Yukta's life, revealing why she becomes the person she is today.
The story further explores Yukta's deeply personal life as she faces the challenges of hormonal imbalance, emotional struggles, and the weight she carries from society, especially from boys her age.
Soon she realizes that people fall for looks, not for the soul or person. As she battles both her inner turmoil and the judgment of others, she starts believing that Yashas is also one of them.
Yashas is determined to make things right and teams up with Yukta's siblings and friends to put all his effort into winning her back.
Will Yashas be able to win Yukta back?
Can a simple game of Truth or Dare actually be helpful in bringing out feelings?
Well, you have to read the book to get these answers. It was an engaging read. It's a short story of around 100 pages.
The story is written from multiple perspectives, which makes it an easy read and fast-paced.
Also, if you are someone who has just started your reading journey, then this is a perfect book for you.
'Truth or Dare' is written by Hemasri and published by @redgrabbooks
The story centers around two teenagers, Yukta and Yashas, who are stuck in a bitter situation, but their well-wishers haven't given up on them yet.
They hope to bring them closer by setting up a game of Truth or Dare, hoping they can open up about their feelings for each other.
The story then takes a flashback into Yukta's life, revealing why she becomes the person she is today.
The story further explores Yukta's deeply personal life as she faces the challenges of hormonal imbalance, emotional struggles, and the weight she carries from society, especially from boys her age.
Soon she realizes that people fall for looks, not for the soul or person. As she battles both her inner turmoil and the judgment of others, she starts believing that Yashas is also one of them.
Yashas is determined to make things right and teams up with Yukta's siblings and friends to put all his effort into winning her back.
Will Yashas be able to win Yukta back?
Can a simple game of Truth or Dare actually be helpful in bringing out feelings?
Well, you have to read the book to get these answers. It was an engaging read. It's a short story of around 100 pages.
The story is written from multiple perspectives, which makes it an easy read and fast-paced.
Also, if you are someone who has just started your reading journey, then this is a perfect book for you.
May 6, 2025
Book Name - Truth or Dare by Hemasri
Rating - 5/5
Review :
A beautiful and heart touching love story, Truth or Dare revolves around the complicated relationship of Yuktha and Yashas. Both of them broke apart due to serious misunderstandings due to their egoistic beliefs which they held on too dearly. To patch them up and made the duo realize whether they love each other or not, their cousins make them sit for a truth and dare game. Can this much loved indoor game change their thinking process and play a major role in shaping up their destinies by making them fall for each other again? The author has beautifully brought out the insecurities, egoistic attitude and narrow-minded beliefs of the protagonists which are actually the blocks in love and causes breakups easily even in reality between lovers. Another heartwarming aspect is that the author has shown how the families of both Yashas and Yuktha tries their best in bringing them back together. This enemies to lovers college romance story also celebrates the warmth of sibling /cousin bonds and the priceless value of true friendship. The author has also bring alive comedy in this book and there are some enjoyable humourous episodes that makes you laugh out too read. A short 99 page novel, this book which can be completed in one sitting blew me away with the amazing potrayal of love with strong support from people who actually matter in our lives. The best thing is that family circle never becomes a bane in the protagonists' love story but rather a wonderful boon.
Rating - 5/5
Review :
A beautiful and heart touching love story, Truth or Dare revolves around the complicated relationship of Yuktha and Yashas. Both of them broke apart due to serious misunderstandings due to their egoistic beliefs which they held on too dearly. To patch them up and made the duo realize whether they love each other or not, their cousins make them sit for a truth and dare game. Can this much loved indoor game change their thinking process and play a major role in shaping up their destinies by making them fall for each other again? The author has beautifully brought out the insecurities, egoistic attitude and narrow-minded beliefs of the protagonists which are actually the blocks in love and causes breakups easily even in reality between lovers. Another heartwarming aspect is that the author has shown how the families of both Yashas and Yuktha tries their best in bringing them back together. This enemies to lovers college romance story also celebrates the warmth of sibling /cousin bonds and the priceless value of true friendship. The author has also bring alive comedy in this book and there are some enjoyable humourous episodes that makes you laugh out too read. A short 99 page novel, this book which can be completed in one sitting blew me away with the amazing potrayal of love with strong support from people who actually matter in our lives. The best thing is that family circle never becomes a bane in the protagonists' love story but rather a wonderful boon.
May 12, 2025
Truth or Dare is a short yet emotionally packed romance that explores the fragile line between love and resentment. Yuktha and Yashas start off as bitter exes, and their story unfolds through a cleverly orchestrated game of Truth or Dare that forces them to confront not just each other, but also their past pain and personal demons.
What I really appreciated about this book is how it doesn't sugarcoat emotions. Yuktha's character, especially, is written with a rawness that makes her hurt feel real. She's not just angry for the sake of drama—her pain stems from deeply rooted insecurities and valid reasons. Yashas, too, is far from perfect, but his growth arc is satisfying. His efforts to understand Yuktha, and the help he seeks from her friends to win her back, add a nice balance of sincerity and charm.
The flashback section adds depth to their personalities, helping readers piece together why things fell apart between them. And when the reasons are finally laid bare, it’s hard not to root for their reconciliation.
The writing is simple and flows easily, which makes this an accessible read for anyone looking for something emotional yet not overwhelming. While the plot is somewhat predictable and some transitions could’ve been smoother, the book’s emotional beats land well. It’s not just about romance—it also touches on themes of self-worth, miscommunication, and how assumptions can damage even the most promising bonds.
If you're a fan of second-chance romances with emotional depth, Truth or Dare will leave you with a smile and maybe a little lump in your throat.
What I really appreciated about this book is how it doesn't sugarcoat emotions. Yuktha's character, especially, is written with a rawness that makes her hurt feel real. She's not just angry for the sake of drama—her pain stems from deeply rooted insecurities and valid reasons. Yashas, too, is far from perfect, but his growth arc is satisfying. His efforts to understand Yuktha, and the help he seeks from her friends to win her back, add a nice balance of sincerity and charm.
The flashback section adds depth to their personalities, helping readers piece together why things fell apart between them. And when the reasons are finally laid bare, it’s hard not to root for their reconciliation.
The writing is simple and flows easily, which makes this an accessible read for anyone looking for something emotional yet not overwhelming. While the plot is somewhat predictable and some transitions could’ve been smoother, the book’s emotional beats land well. It’s not just about romance—it also touches on themes of self-worth, miscommunication, and how assumptions can damage even the most promising bonds.
If you're a fan of second-chance romances with emotional depth, Truth or Dare will leave you with a smile and maybe a little lump in your throat.
May 2, 2025
The book begins with a game of truth and dare, to make Yuktha and Yashas realise realise their feelings for each other.
As the game progresses they both realise even though they have feelings for each their concept of love and relationships are completely different and the game ends with a heated confrontation between them.
Yuktha is a strong girl and she is of the opinion that all men are bad and idiots and they only like the outer beauty of women and not their inner beauty. She is of this opinion because of her past experiences where she has been treated differently because of her weight and that's why she doesn't trust men .
Yashas on the other hand was exactly that kind of guy earlier, who used to judge women based on their looks as he was a very narcissist and handsome guy and got a lot of proposals from women. But he completely changes himself after falling in love with Yuktha. He becomes a better man for Yuktha, but she refuses to believe him. Later in a very cute way he proposes to Yuktha, where Yuktha realises he has indeed changed and accepts his proposal.
Overall loved this book . This was a very short and fun romance novel with the tropes of enemies to lovers, opposites attract etc. This is a very fast paced book and I finished reading this book in one sitting. Another thing which I loved about this book was the friendship between Yuktha and Vinutha, the way they protected and took stand for each other was amazing.
As the game progresses they both realise even though they have feelings for each their concept of love and relationships are completely different and the game ends with a heated confrontation between them.
Yuktha is a strong girl and she is of the opinion that all men are bad and idiots and they only like the outer beauty of women and not their inner beauty. She is of this opinion because of her past experiences where she has been treated differently because of her weight and that's why she doesn't trust men .
Yashas on the other hand was exactly that kind of guy earlier, who used to judge women based on their looks as he was a very narcissist and handsome guy and got a lot of proposals from women. But he completely changes himself after falling in love with Yuktha. He becomes a better man for Yuktha, but she refuses to believe him. Later in a very cute way he proposes to Yuktha, where Yuktha realises he has indeed changed and accepts his proposal.
Overall loved this book . This was a very short and fun romance novel with the tropes of enemies to lovers, opposites attract etc. This is a very fast paced book and I finished reading this book in one sitting. Another thing which I loved about this book was the friendship between Yuktha and Vinutha, the way they protected and took stand for each other was amazing.
May 26, 2025
A short read that explores how two people can overcome their insecurities and build a meaningful connection. The story follows Yukta and Yashas, who start off as friends but then things get complicated - they become enemies, and eventually, lovers.
What I loved about this book is how it shows the characters' growth. Yukta is this strong and confident woman who knows what she wants, while Yashas starts off as a bit of a playboy but eventually shows a more vulnerable side. Personally I disliked Him till half story :!
One thing that might take some getting used to is that almost all the characters' names start with "Y" which
can be a bit confusing at times. As i Have to go back to page one to understand Who was Who. But once you get into the rhythm of it, it's not too distracting.
The Truth or Dare game is a great plot device that helps them confront their issues and work through their problems. It's really beautiful to see how they learn to trust each other and build a relationship.
One of the things that stands out about this book is its focus on relationships and personal growth. It's not just a romance - it's about how two people can work through their insecurities and become better versions of themselves and by accepting each other.
It is a quick and emotional read that's definitely worth checking out. The characters are relatable, the story is engaging, and the theme is basically focused on relationship of both main characters.
What I loved about this book is how it shows the characters' growth. Yukta is this strong and confident woman who knows what she wants, while Yashas starts off as a bit of a playboy but eventually shows a more vulnerable side. Personally I disliked Him till half story :!
One thing that might take some getting used to is that almost all the characters' names start with "Y" which
can be a bit confusing at times. As i Have to go back to page one to understand Who was Who. But once you get into the rhythm of it, it's not too distracting.
The Truth or Dare game is a great plot device that helps them confront their issues and work through their problems. It's really beautiful to see how they learn to trust each other and build a relationship.
One of the things that stands out about this book is its focus on relationships and personal growth. It's not just a romance - it's about how two people can work through their insecurities and become better versions of themselves and by accepting each other.
It is a quick and emotional read that's definitely worth checking out. The characters are relatable, the story is engaging, and the theme is basically focused on relationship of both main characters.
September 20, 2024
The story starts off with Yashas and Yuktha being enemies. There well wishers plan a truth or dare game to get them back together. Little do they know, that this game would bring a lot of twist and turns in both Yashas and Yuktha's lives. This game brings out a lot of hidden truths which results in the realisation of the wrong doings.
From strangers to best friends Yashas and Yuktha had their great time. The moment when they had started developing feelings for each other, tables turned, their story encounters their wrong attitude. Yuktha was anguish when she got to know about Yashas' attitude. The egoistic thoughts and words ruined their friendship and they ended up being enemies.
What was Yashas' mistake & will he try to rectify that ? Will he be able to win over Yuktha ? Will they become friends again ? Do they still have feelings for each other ? Will they end up together ? Did this plan of the truth or that game really worked ?
Get to know the answers for all these questions by reading this novel 'Truth or Dare' by
PS : This book is not like the movie Truth or Dare that's a horror film and this novella is a romance.
Not the same. TOTALLY DIFFERENT !!
Also if you are someone who has just started your reading journey you can go for this book. This is a short book of just a hundred pages.
From strangers to best friends Yashas and Yuktha had their great time. The moment when they had started developing feelings for each other, tables turned, their story encounters their wrong attitude. Yuktha was anguish when she got to know about Yashas' attitude. The egoistic thoughts and words ruined their friendship and they ended up being enemies.
What was Yashas' mistake & will he try to rectify that ? Will he be able to win over Yuktha ? Will they become friends again ? Do they still have feelings for each other ? Will they end up together ? Did this plan of the truth or that game really worked ?
Get to know the answers for all these questions by reading this novel 'Truth or Dare' by
PS : This book is not like the movie Truth or Dare that's a horror film and this novella is a romance.
Not the same. TOTALLY DIFFERENT !!
Also if you are someone who has just started your reading journey you can go for this book. This is a short book of just a hundred pages.
February 13, 2025
♡ "𝙇𝙤𝙫𝙚 𝙛𝙞𝙣𝙙𝙨 𝙞𝙩𝙨 𝙬𝙖𝙮 𝙞𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙢𝙤𝙨𝙩 ����𝙣𝙚𝙭𝙥𝙚𝙘𝙩𝙚𝙙 𝙢𝙤𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙨—𝙨𝙤𝙢𝙚𝙩𝙞𝙢𝙚𝙨, 𝙖𝙡𝙡 𝙞𝙩 𝙩𝙖𝙠𝙚𝙨 𝙞𝙨 𝙖 𝙡𝙞𝙩𝙩𝙡𝙚 𝙜𝙖𝙢𝙚 𝙩𝙤 𝙧𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙖𝙡 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙩𝙧𝙪𝙩𝙝." ♡💗❤️🩹❤️
♡ This book is a simple yet engaging cute and short love story about YUKTHA and YASHAS 👩❤️👨who start off as enemies but slowly develop feelings for each other. 💕
♡ Thanks to a game of Truth or Dare 🫶🎲 when their friends make them play, things start to change they are forced to open up, face their emotions, and see each other in a new way.
♡The writing is easy to follow, and the story is fast paced- no unnecessary drama, just a fun and sweet heartwarming romance with a bit of emotional depth. I liked how the author showed Yuktha’s past which made her character more interesting and relatable, and the chemistry between the leads is fun to watch which will keeps you hooked till the end 🤭. (IT WAS SOO CUTE AND FUNNY TOO 😆)
♡ If you’re looking for a short or you love, heartwarming cute fun love story that you can finish in one sitting, this is a great pick!!!
✿ It’s light, fun and has just the right amount of emotions. Perfect for a cozy reading session or whenever you wanna read 😉
♥♡ "A quick, engaging romance about two people turning from enemies to lovers, one-sitting read, Simple and easy-to-read writing style." ♥
♡𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓰𝓪𝓶𝓮 𝓸𝓯 𝓣𝓻𝓾𝓽𝓱 𝓸𝓻 𝓓𝓪𝓻𝓮 𝓹𝓵𝓪𝔂𝓼 𝓪 𝓫𝓲𝓰 𝓻𝓸𝓵𝓮 𝓲𝓷 𝓫𝓻𝓲𝓷𝓰𝓲𝓷𝓰 𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓶 𝓬𝓵𝓸𝓼𝓮𝓻. ♡💗🥹🫶
♡ This book is a simple yet engaging cute and short love story about YUKTHA and YASHAS 👩❤️👨who start off as enemies but slowly develop feelings for each other. 💕
♡ Thanks to a game of Truth or Dare 🫶🎲 when their friends make them play, things start to change they are forced to open up, face their emotions, and see each other in a new way.
♡The writing is easy to follow, and the story is fast paced- no unnecessary drama, just a fun and sweet heartwarming romance with a bit of emotional depth. I liked how the author showed Yuktha’s past which made her character more interesting and relatable, and the chemistry between the leads is fun to watch which will keeps you hooked till the end 🤭. (IT WAS SOO CUTE AND FUNNY TOO 😆)
♡ If you’re looking for a short or you love, heartwarming cute fun love story that you can finish in one sitting, this is a great pick!!!
✿ It’s light, fun and has just the right amount of emotions. Perfect for a cozy reading session or whenever you wanna read 😉
♥♡ "A quick, engaging romance about two people turning from enemies to lovers, one-sitting read, Simple and easy-to-read writing style." ♥
♡𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓰𝓪𝓶𝓮 𝓸𝓯 𝓣𝓻𝓾𝓽𝓱 𝓸𝓻 𝓓𝓪𝓻𝓮 𝓹𝓵𝓪𝔂𝓼 𝓪 𝓫𝓲𝓰 𝓻𝓸𝓵𝓮 𝓲𝓷 𝓫𝓻𝓲𝓷𝓰𝓲𝓷𝓰 𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓶 𝓬𝓵𝓸𝓼𝓮𝓻. ♡💗🥹🫶
May 13, 2025
Truth or Dare by Hemasri
This YA story tells us about Yuktha & Yashas, whose emotionally charged journey from friendship to enmity & ultimately to love forms the heart of this short romantic novel.
Yuktha & Yashas feel like two people you could actually know - messy, real & trying to figure themselves out. Yuktha's journey with self help & vulnerability hit me hard. She's guarded but strong, & it's beautiful to watch her slowly open up. And Yashas? He starts off as the typical confident guy, but you see his layers peel back in such an honest, tender way.
Their relationship isn't perfect, & that's what makes it so believable. It's about mistakes, second chances & learning how to love someone the right way.
Their relationship evolves through a game of truth & dare, which serves as a catalyst for confronting hidden emotions & misunderstandings. The narrative delves into themes of vulnerability, forgiveness & the complexities of human relationships, making Yuktha & Yashas's story both relatable & heartwarming.
If you're into character driven stories that explore emotions & growth in a soft, relatable way, this book is for you. I would totally recommend this amazing book!!!!!
• Young Adult Romance
• Contemporary fiction
• Enemies to lovers
• Second chance
• Forced proximity
• Forgiveness & redemption
This YA story tells us about Yuktha & Yashas, whose emotionally charged journey from friendship to enmity & ultimately to love forms the heart of this short romantic novel.
Yuktha & Yashas feel like two people you could actually know - messy, real & trying to figure themselves out. Yuktha's journey with self help & vulnerability hit me hard. She's guarded but strong, & it's beautiful to watch her slowly open up. And Yashas? He starts off as the typical confident guy, but you see his layers peel back in such an honest, tender way.
Their relationship isn't perfect, & that's what makes it so believable. It's about mistakes, second chances & learning how to love someone the right way.
Their relationship evolves through a game of truth & dare, which serves as a catalyst for confronting hidden emotions & misunderstandings. The narrative delves into themes of vulnerability, forgiveness & the complexities of human relationships, making Yuktha & Yashas's story both relatable & heartwarming.
If you're into character driven stories that explore emotions & growth in a soft, relatable way, this book is for you. I would totally recommend this amazing book!!!!!
• Young Adult Romance
• Contemporary fiction
• Enemies to lovers
• Second chance
• Forced proximity
• Forgiveness & redemption
May 28, 2025
Truth or Dare by Hema Sri is a poignant second-chance romance that masterfully balances emotional depth with relatable storytelling. The novel centers on Yuktha and Yashas, former lovers whose unresolved tensions resurface during a game of Truth or Dare. What begins as a playful yet charged encounter evolves into a raw exploration of love, resentment, and the personal demons that drove them apart. The narrative’s strength lies in its unflinching honesty. The flashback sequences provide crucial context, revealing how miscommunication and unchecked assumptions eroded their relationship. These moments are deftly woven into the present-day plot, allowing readers to piece together the fractures in their bond organically. While the story follows a familiar trajectory, the emotional payoff is earned, thanks to the author’s nuanced handling of reconciliation.
The prose is straightforward yet evocative, ensuring the book remains accessible without sacrificing emotional weight. Some transitions between past and present could be smoother, and the plot occasionally leans into predictability, but these are minor quibbles in an otherwise well-crafted story. Beyond romance, the novel touches on universal themes: the courage to confront one’s flaws, the danger of unspoken expectations, and the fragile hope of rebuilding trust.
For fans of emotionally resonant romances, Truth or Dare delivers both heartache and warmth, leaving readers reflective and satisfied. It’s a testament to how love, when stripped of pretenses, can still find its way back.
The prose is straightforward yet evocative, ensuring the book remains accessible without sacrificing emotional weight. Some transitions between past and present could be smoother, and the plot occasionally leans into predictability, but these are minor quibbles in an otherwise well-crafted story. Beyond romance, the novel touches on universal themes: the courage to confront one’s flaws, the danger of unspoken expectations, and the fragile hope of rebuilding trust.
For fans of emotionally resonant romances, Truth or Dare delivers both heartache and warmth, leaving readers reflective and satisfied. It’s a testament to how love, when stripped of pretenses, can still find its way back.
June 1, 2025
I really love Yuktha and Yash as story a lot. The ups and downs, their misunderstandings which they cleared later, their love for eachother and to keep ego aside when it comes to love.
I like Yuktha and can also understand her pain. Being a fat girl is never easy and for a girl, it’s feels like a curse. It’s not our fault...everyone's body is different and wish people respect it.
Her past made her even more insecure and made her dislike men. She thought Yashas is different. She liked Yashas a lot but when she got to know about his preferences about liking only beautiful girl, she is so disappointed.
Yashas is immature and thinks negative about women. He reliased Yuktha is different. He started liking her day by day, his ego made him lose her.
I really love the new Yashas who changed for Yuktha. He reliases his mistakes and change himself. He reliases beautiful isn’t love and learned his mistakes.
Every character in the book teaches us something. Kiran, Kasvi , Yuvan plan to play truth or dare. Vinutha and Varun helping Yashas to win Yuktha.
My favorite scene from the book is when Yashas helps Yuktha to get rid of the stranger who has been calling her and irritating her from various number. I really laughed a lot on that scene. Best way to get rid of such people.
I like Yuktha and can also understand her pain. Being a fat girl is never easy and for a girl, it’s feels like a curse. It’s not our fault...everyone's body is different and wish people respect it.
Her past made her even more insecure and made her dislike men. She thought Yashas is different. She liked Yashas a lot but when she got to know about his preferences about liking only beautiful girl, she is so disappointed.
Yashas is immature and thinks negative about women. He reliased Yuktha is different. He started liking her day by day, his ego made him lose her.
I really love the new Yashas who changed for Yuktha. He reliases his mistakes and change himself. He reliases beautiful isn’t love and learned his mistakes.
Every character in the book teaches us something. Kiran, Kasvi , Yuvan plan to play truth or dare. Vinutha and Varun helping Yashas to win Yuktha.
My favorite scene from the book is when Yashas helps Yuktha to get rid of the stranger who has been calling her and irritating her from various number. I really laughed a lot on that scene. Best way to get rid of such people.
June 2, 2025
A Short, Sweet and Soulful Read That Stays With You
Truth or Dare by Hemasri is a touching and well written story that you can finish in one sitting. Even though it is only around 100 pages, it has the right mix of romance, emotions, friendship and personal growth.
The story is about Yuktha and Yashas, two people who were close in the past but got separated due to misunderstandings. When they meet again through a simple game of truth or dare, old feelings come back and they are forced to face what they once had and what they still feel.
Yuktha is a smart and confident girl who has gone through body shaming and judgment. She learns to love herself and builds her own idea of beauty. Yashas is a good looking and popular boy, but there is more to him than just his looks. He learns to see Yuktha for who she really is and respects her strength.
The side characters like Yuktha’s cousin Kiran and her friend Kasvi make the story even more warm and real. Their bond adds an extra layer of love and support.
Even though the book is short, it talks about love, second chances, self worth and trust in a beautiful way. The story moves fast but feels complete, and the writing keeps you interested till the end.
If you enjoy quick stories with real emotions, strong characters and second chance romance, Truth or Dare is a great pick.
Truth or Dare by Hemasri is a touching and well written story that you can finish in one sitting. Even though it is only around 100 pages, it has the right mix of romance, emotions, friendship and personal growth.
The story is about Yuktha and Yashas, two people who were close in the past but got separated due to misunderstandings. When they meet again through a simple game of truth or dare, old feelings come back and they are forced to face what they once had and what they still feel.
Yuktha is a smart and confident girl who has gone through body shaming and judgment. She learns to love herself and builds her own idea of beauty. Yashas is a good looking and popular boy, but there is more to him than just his looks. He learns to see Yuktha for who she really is and respects her strength.
The side characters like Yuktha’s cousin Kiran and her friend Kasvi make the story even more warm and real. Their bond adds an extra layer of love and support.
Even though the book is short, it talks about love, second chances, self worth and trust in a beautiful way. The story moves fast but feels complete, and the writing keeps you interested till the end.
If you enjoy quick stories with real emotions, strong characters and second chance romance, Truth or Dare is a great pick.
September 28, 2025
From cover to last page, Truth or Dare pulls you into a crisp romance with emotional depth without overstaying its welcome.
It's very emotionally satisfying. It fills in the highs and lows—trust, betrayal, healing—compactly. There’s no dragging inertia.
Yuktha and Yashas feel real. Their clashes aren’t just romantic tropes for show; they stem from misunderstandings, past hurts, expectations. When they connect, it’s believable—not magically perfect. Behind the romantic plot, there’s weight. Yuktha’s anger isn’t just to be “dramatic”—it has cause. Yashas’s efforts to understand, to act meaningfully (not just grand gestures) speak more than just typical romantic cliches. The writing is simple, accessible. It doesn’t get lost in flowery prose, but it’s not bland. You feel the sting of conflict, the softness of reconciliation. Medium reviewers have noted that it “doesn't complicate things with too much romance or long, boring conversations.”
For a short read, the payoff is worth it. You care about both leads. Their journey from strangers/enemies → lovers (with bumps) feels earned.
If you like your romances with tension, authentic emotions, and lean storytelling, this one’s for you. Truth or Dare by Hemasri is perfect when you want a quick, satisfying emotional ride that still leaves you thinking about the characters afterwards.
It's very emotionally satisfying. It fills in the highs and lows—trust, betrayal, healing—compactly. There’s no dragging inertia.
Yuktha and Yashas feel real. Their clashes aren’t just romantic tropes for show; they stem from misunderstandings, past hurts, expectations. When they connect, it’s believable—not magically perfect. Behind the romantic plot, there’s weight. Yuktha’s anger isn’t just to be “dramatic”—it has cause. Yashas’s efforts to understand, to act meaningfully (not just grand gestures) speak more than just typical romantic cliches. The writing is simple, accessible. It doesn’t get lost in flowery prose, but it’s not bland. You feel the sting of conflict, the softness of reconciliation. Medium reviewers have noted that it “doesn't complicate things with too much romance or long, boring conversations.”
For a short read, the payoff is worth it. You care about both leads. Their journey from strangers/enemies → lovers (with bumps) feels earned.
If you like your romances with tension, authentic emotions, and lean storytelling, this one’s for you. Truth or Dare by Hemasri is perfect when you want a quick, satisfying emotional ride that still leaves you thinking about the characters afterwards.
May 4, 2025
**Book Review: *Truth or Dare***
If you’re craving a short, sweet, and soul-tugging YA romance, *Truth or Dare* is your next perfect read. This story follows Yuktha and Yashas—once the best of friends, now sworn enemies—thrown into a whirlwind of emotions when their families force them into a game of truth or dare. What begins as a playful push from those around them slowly unfolds into something deeper, filled with unresolved feelings, witty banter, and heartwarming moments.
I absolutely adored the ‘Friends to Enemies to Lovers’ dynamic, and the way destiny played a magical role in their story gave it such a special spark. The concept of soulmates, and especially the recurring magic of ‘Y’, stayed with me long after I turned the last page.
The book is fast-paced, easy to binge, and perfect for getting out of a reading slump. It’s emotional without being heavy, and romantic without being cliché.
If you’re into tropes like opposites attract, family friends, and soulmate connections, you’ll love this one. Can’t wait to pick up *Four Tangled Lives* by the same author next!
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If you’re craving a short, sweet, and soul-tugging YA romance, *Truth or Dare* is your next perfect read. This story follows Yuktha and Yashas—once the best of friends, now sworn enemies—thrown into a whirlwind of emotions when their families force them into a game of truth or dare. What begins as a playful push from those around them slowly unfolds into something deeper, filled with unresolved feelings, witty banter, and heartwarming moments.
I absolutely adored the ‘Friends to Enemies to Lovers’ dynamic, and the way destiny played a magical role in their story gave it such a special spark. The concept of soulmates, and especially the recurring magic of ‘Y’, stayed with me long after I turned the last page.
The book is fast-paced, easy to binge, and perfect for getting out of a reading slump. It’s emotional without being heavy, and romantic without being cliché.
If you’re into tropes like opposites attract, family friends, and soulmate connections, you’ll love this one. Can’t wait to pick up *Four Tangled Lives* by the same author next!
\#TruthOrDare #YARomance #FriendsToLovers #EnemiesToLovers #SoulmateTrope #OppositesAttract #BookReview #Bookstagram #ShortRead #ReadingSlumpFix #BookLove
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