Move On by Malini Illendala
Naina – a free spirited, happy-go-lucky girl with a family which adores her to the core feels her life is complete when she meets the man of her dreams. Little did she know that her dreams were short lived and her picture perfect life changes into a complete mess in an instant and she is forced into a relationship with the man she hates the most.
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Malini Illendala, the twenty-six year old author has been inking her thoughts as short stories and poetry since the age of ten. She lives with her family in Hyderabad, India, the city she was born and raised in.
A certified vfx artist, web designer and game developer by profession, she chose freelancing over full-time jobs to make time to fulfill her passion for writing.
As a writer, she loves taking her readers through an emotional journey of changing relationships and human emotions with passing time and her debut novel Move On confirms that beyond doubt.
What inspired you to write your book?
I was always interested in writing stories and spent most of my childhood scribbling on every piece of paper I could lay my hands on. My parents evinced their love for books by gifting me tons of books for my birthdays, special days and holidays which me inspired me to become a writer they could one day be proud of.
Here is a short sample from the book:
She shifted her attention to the man sitting opposite her, the man of her dreams, the man she loved the most, the man she wished to wake up with for the rest of her life.
“I love you” she said placing her hand on his, “Today is the most memorable day of my life.”
He came around the table and pulled her close in an embrace for one last time before they left. She slid into his arms without hesitation and found herself ardently returning his affection.
Few days later…
She sobbed into his chest unceasingly, clutching his hospital dress and in her sobbing was the sound of a breaking heart.
She sees her life slipping from her control and as days and months pass by, will she be able to restart her life with the man she hates the most?
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