Tara Kadam has put a lot of effort into being an art appraiser while maintaining her desire to be an artist. Tara needs to find out who is buying one of her paintings from an unknown buyer, but she doesn’t anticipate seeing her ex, Sameer Rehani. What she initially believed to be a one-time encounter with him became several run-ins, and memories of that encounter resurface.
Though they are no longer college students in love, Tara and Sameer still feel something for one another. Tara was devastated when Sameer abruptly left without saying anything, and now he needs to figure out a way to win her back while attending to and recovering from his own issues. Will the love between these two people endure into the past, or will they seize this second chance?
Layers of strength, fragility, and unadulterated sincerity are skillfully woven into each multifaceted protagonist, creating a masterpiece. Throughout the story, viewers are encouraged to see the characters’ significant development, which reflects our own paths of self-realization and recovery.
The Art of Taking Second Chances presents a realistic picture of what a happy couple gets back together. When Sameer buys one of Tara’s paintings, he purposefully seeks her out. Their reunion isn’t quite happy, but it’s also not entirely hostile. Tara continues to feel wounded and does act out, but Sameer too acts out when provoked and makes an effort to be empathetic and patient with Tara.
In summary, “The Art of Taking Second Chances” is a life-changing event rather than merely a book. It’s a literary gem that enlightens and enriches in addition to entertaining. This piece of writing is a tribute to the timeless ability of literature to shed light on our personal experiences and motivate us to grow into better versions of ourselves. There truly wasn’t anything about this book that I didn’t like.
About The Book
Talented and headstrong, Tara has worked hard to become what she is today, a successful art appraiser and an aspiring artist. When her latest job brings her to Dallas, the last thing she expects is running into Sameer Rehani. He is the spoilt, rich, and irresistibly gorgeous man who broke her heart years ago in India. This time she is determined to keep her distance. But it’s getting increasingly difficult to deny the heat that arises within her every time she sees him. Desire is rebellious, after all.
A bona fide rake during his college days in Baroda, Sameer has now sobered up to head a successful financial firm in Dallas. He is one step away from achieving everything he’s wanted for over a decade, when in walks Tara Kadam, his first and only love. And she still has the power to make his heart skip a beat. Sameer has a lot to make up for but he knows he needs to put everything on the line for a second chance at happiness.
The Review
The Art of Taking Second Chances
"The Art of Taking Second Chances" is a beautifully crafted story and I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book! The book made me feel as though I was on a journey with the characters, keeping me engaged throughout the entire read! The story does a great job of tying together themes of culture, personal growth and heartfelt emotions. This book has the perfect balance of a love story, drama, along with reflecting some of the modern societal issues.