Love, honor, duty, and passion are all
instrumental in forging a bond. But when conflict forces us to choose one above
the other, we are face to face with an unrelenting dilemma.
Love ComesLater begins with two cousins engaged to be married. Abdullah, the young widower, wants more than what the elders have decided for him. While his fiancée, Hind is seeking a larger life outside the limiting boundary of her arranged marriage. The story is made further interesting when Sangita, an Indian/American Hindu girl who provides friendship to Hind and a complicated, yet blossoming love for Abdulla.
Readers will have a glimpse of the daily lives of the Qatari society, its rich and technologically advanced citizens, placed in paradox by limiting traditions. The reader will feel the dilemma of the two cousins as they deal with the machinations of their families and try to lead their own lives.
This novel by Mohanalakshmi Rajakumar will take you on a trip through shifting scenery of Qatar (where she has resided since 2005) and to London, England. This well written and balanced story will keep you interested and drawn to the possibility that romance can still overrule the agony brought by bigotry and sadness.
Love ComesLater begins with two cousins engaged to be married. Abdullah, the young widower, wants more than what the elders have decided for him. While his fiancée, Hind is seeking a larger life outside the limiting boundary of her arranged marriage. The story is made further interesting when Sangita, an Indian/American Hindu girl who provides friendship to Hind and a complicated, yet blossoming love for Abdulla.
Readers will have a glimpse of the daily lives of the Qatari society, its rich and technologically advanced citizens, placed in paradox by limiting traditions. The reader will feel the dilemma of the two cousins as they deal with the machinations of their families and try to lead their own lives.
This novel by Mohanalakshmi Rajakumar will take you on a trip through shifting scenery of Qatar (where she has resided since 2005) and to London, England. This well written and balanced story will keep you interested and drawn to the possibility that romance can still overrule the agony brought by bigotry and sadness.
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