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No Ordinary Love
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No Ordinary Love

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Katarina and Josh fell in love with each other the moment she accidentally crashed into him. Having been brought up within the folds of a doting family, she found it difficult to come to terms with Joshs mercurial temper. When Josh realized the damage he was doing to their relationship and the hurt he was inflicting upon his beloved, he broke it off with her and started on a journey of self-discovery. Will the lovers ever meet again? When and if they do, under what circumstances? Love demands sacrifices. It is in the giving that one proves ones love for the other. The theme runs through the entire novel as the writer shares her glimpses into other relationships, which are set amid the backdrop of Malaysian society in the twentieth century. She tries to remain as close as possible to the facts of history in so far as they blend with the plot of the novel. Sonia Mael is a Malaysian author known for her rich and precise vocabulary and captivating writing style. Sonia Mael won the 2016 Popular Star Readers Choice Award for fiction for her novel Dont Forget to Remember. With her choice, concise vocabulary, and smooth, easy style of writing, she tries to capture the history, beliefs, and traditions of her people, as well as the conflicting values of the different cultures of the period.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Partridge Publishing Singapore
Date
10 April 2018
Pages
202
ISBN
9781543745641

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Katarina and Josh fell in love with each other the moment she accidentally crashed into him. Having been brought up within the folds of a doting family, she found it difficult to come to terms with Joshs mercurial temper. When Josh realized the damage he was doing to their relationship and the hurt he was inflicting upon his beloved, he broke it off with her and started on a journey of self-discovery. Will the lovers ever meet again? When and if they do, under what circumstances? Love demands sacrifices. It is in the giving that one proves ones love for the other. The theme runs through the entire novel as the writer shares her glimpses into other relationships, which are set amid the backdrop of Malaysian society in the twentieth century. She tries to remain as close as possible to the facts of history in so far as they blend with the plot of the novel. Sonia Mael is a Malaysian author known for her rich and precise vocabulary and captivating writing style. Sonia Mael won the 2016 Popular Star Readers Choice Award for fiction for her novel Dont Forget to Remember. With her choice, concise vocabulary, and smooth, easy style of writing, she tries to capture the history, beliefs, and traditions of her people, as well as the conflicting values of the different cultures of the period.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Partridge Publishing Singapore
Date
10 April 2018
Pages
202
ISBN
9781543745641