Review:

When fate stirs the pot, can they handle it?

Just like the title, Sakshama’s All That Sizzles is a sizzling, fun chemistry between wedding planner Tanvi and Chef Nik. Work brings them together and how they plan to make it work makes a sizzling tale of love, passion and romance. Full of laughter and drama with a touch of Indianness, friendship, and love, Saksham weaves an exciting tale, no less than a rollercoaster ride, making readers feel content after a hectic day.

Nik and Tanvi struggle with their inner demons, a battle unknown to others and just like peeling off the layers, they confront their inner demons with each other. Little did they know, it brings them closer. What started as a project was now much more spicy and passionate. Will they accept the love? Crisp, refreshing and heartwarming, that’s how this book is. With an exciting plot and gripping narrative, we could feel the chemistry between Tanvi and Nik and the way the events unfold. I loved how Sakshama gives importance to family, the relationship Tanvi shared with the people in her life, and the way she guarded herself.

While Nik is truly the romance hero, I found bits of myself in Tanvi. The passion with which she works, her ethics and the way she protects herself, left an impact on me. While Tanvi is a closed book, Nik is more like an open book which we could read again and again, and his passion for Tanvi is the love we all expect in our lives. Each character is brilliantly developed, making a place in the readers’ hearts. Be it Deepu’s character or Sahil’s character, each of them adds depth to the story.

The chemistry unfolds many layers. It not only talks about love but about the importance of mental health, the sibling’s bond, and the lighter, cheerful side of life which we often miss amidst the burden of work. It talks about how the right person can help you fight the battle you have been fighting forever, and how it can help you end that battle. It’s a beautiful beautiful read, no less than a Bollywood movie.

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Sakshama’s candid and enchanting writing style keeps the readers invested in. As we see Tanvi’s fierce side, we see Nik’s soft side and a Glam million-dollar wedding. The laughter with friends, the sibling’s craziness, family bonds, and politics feel real. Not to forget the dramatic climax of the story making readers feel content. In all, It’s an unputdownable read with a gripping narrative and an exciting plot that readers can count on. Sakshama balances different topics well, making it an all-rounder read.

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