Sunetra Mukherjee

I really loved all of your books, and I just love your way of writing. It keeps me engaged and constantly reading it. As I have completed all of your books, I would want your suggestion on any other books on Wattpad that you would recommend, which are like yours, which I could read meanwhile your new stories come up, or any new author or your recommendations for Wattpad for your kind of books like dark romance, smut and everything. 

I am amazed why you don't have enough engagement because all of your stories are so amazing and engaging. I don't think I have ever felt so alive while reading and while reading yur books I also kind of envy the characters because that's the kind of love that I would want to feel in my life, and I've never ever felt bored or anything while reading your books. Honestly speaking, I also left my work and was reading your books all day long since last week. Hope you get all that you deserve, and yeah, kudos. 

Where the hell have you been all this while author? Why the hell was the Wattpad algorithm hiding your books from me all this while? 
          I just read one book from the many books that you have published...I can't wait to read more relatable emotional rollercoaster tales penned down by you . 
          
          PS:  I wish I had more free time ( why can't my day have 36 hrs ? ) 

Part 3 review: 
          
          Kriti and Ayushmaan… they made me smile, giggle, laugh, and cry so damn ugly—with snot dripping from my nose. I gasped while crying, hiccupping, hiding the snot and ugly tears in my pillow for so long. This book sliced open something raw and aching inside my chest, reducing me to a puddle of tears for almost 70 percent of the book. I cried. God, I cried so much reading this. The ache, the heartbreak… I felt too much. The happily ever after.( Chef's kiss)
          
          One advice to potential future readers—if you can’t deal with characters acting like real humans with flaws, if you want to read stiff, plastic, over-the-top grand and polished characters who can’t make mistakes, if you can’t accept leads who are anything but ideal pictures of success, mental clarity, emotional maturity, moral compass , perfection, and poise—this book is not for you.
          
          This book claws out the ugly emotions, the insecurities, the fears, the real human flaws you and I have. This book helped me introspect. I gazed into oblivion for a few minutes, trying to make sense of my own demons. This book gives you perspective.
          
          Final verdict: MUST READ.

Part 2 review:
          
          I hated them ! Oh I hated them with a passion that makes you grind your molars so hard , but also understood them in some alarming way. Kriti didn’t deserve my sympathy, but later I realized—she ...at the end of the day was designed to act like a real human. The novel didn’t sell me some glossy tale or a cheesy love story. Maybe that’s why I hated the characters, because they seemed less fictional and more human. They felt raw, skewed, broken—real. They made terrible mistakes. Spoke terrible things. The selfishness, the audacity to shift blame, the gall to act self-righteous when they were anything but—that’s what makes this book beautiful. Because that’s how humans react.
          
          We can’t expect polished, goody-two-shoes fictional characters all the time. You, dear author, breathed life into static characters and made them feel real to readers through your book. There were mistakes that made me want to lunge into the book and slap them left, right, and centre. There were scenes where I boiled with anger. Gosh! But they made me feel, didn’t they?
          
          

Part 1 : review 
          I have just completed reading your book Across Heartbreaks and Time. It is one sick masterpiece you have created there! I have a lot of beef with several scenes, and don’t even get me started on the leads. I hated how arrogant they were sometimes, how condescending they sounded, how overconfident they were about themselves and their goodness—as if they were some untouchable beings, immune to grief, pain, or the injustices of life. And then I loved how they were humbled by life, by fate—reduced to dirty, raw, flawed humans. I loved how fate and karma stripped them of their arrogance and gave them a reality check right to their faces.

Hii Author!
          I just finished "Love in Ruins", and I must say it was very well written, I loved the plot, how it continued, it does not feel like I am reading some unreal fantasy thing which you can't even related with.
          This story felt genuinely natural and honestly you portrayed the characters and their emotions really well!!
          It felt genuine in a way that yes, I can imagine someone in reality actually going through this and reacting in the same way.
          
          Honestly, i never really write such big paras expressing my emotions and how I felt, but here, you deserve it so much!
          
          Loved the story ❤️
          And can't wait to read the others as well.
          Thank you!
          ❤️

Author have u thought of a new story yet,? Eagerly waiting. 

What will be your next book and till when will you upload it cause I can't get enough of your writing. Eagerly waiting for next and gonna miss this one like hell.

No update today??