Preeti Narang‘s book Prodigal Love tells the tale of Samaira, an Indian girl who is beautiful, smart, independent, and ambitious. She works in the IT industry in the UK. She despises planned weddings and is searching for the ideal spouse. But because Indian society expects a girl to get married by the age of 25, she is obliged to abandon her luxurious life in the UK and return to India. As we discovered, her life changed drastically as a result of her decision to marry her boyfriend.
It was an eye-opener based on true events that surprised and perplexed us. A tale that takes place in the UK, India, and the USA centers on an Indian girl and the love of her life. The challenges and turbulence she faces in life and in society. The book is a depiction of the intricacy of contemporary Indian society and culture. It’s a story about fate, destiny, love, and much more.
Every chapter of Samaira’s life is riveting, and the book has a distinctly personal feel to it. We must have had a similar circumstance at some point in our lives. In addition to being a fun narrative, it teaches you why people trust and distrust one another these days. Samaira was a victim of fraud. It serves as a lesson on how a con artist may enter your life quickly and steal not just your money, but also your soul.
A must-read for those who haven’t experienced this to avoid being duped and for those who have to remind you that you’re not alone and to battle it out instead of giving up.
