Love Unlocked

By: Kavita Bhatnagar

Narrated by: Monika Sharma

Young and dreamy, Priyanka wants to break free from her middle-class life to live in the lap of luxury. She is longing for a partner who can pamper her by giving a comfortable life. Sincere and practical, Varun is looking for a companion who can accept and embrace his family. Together with her, he wants to walk toward a better life. Their marriage becomes a pathway for them to realize their dreams. But their happiness is short-lived as adjustment issues crop up.

Will she be able to adapt to her new life without losing her identity? Will a critical twist of fate bring them together?

Love Unlocked is an enchanting story that reinforces the power of family and enduring relationships. It is a captivating take on finding a balance between desires and duties and the unexpected ways in which love sometimes finds us!

©2022 Kavita Bhatnagar (P)2023 Audible, Inc.

Thoughtfully written story

This was a good story, and I enjoyed listening to it in the car and the background as I did things around the house or worked but I had a hard time falling in love with any of the characters. They all seemed to have major flaws in their personalities or lack regard for others in a way that was frustrating to listen to at times. Overall, and by the end, the story was interesting and relatable enough to keep me engaged.

Very enjoyable and well-told story

A well-told story and the narrator really made it come to life. Very enjoyable.

Blah

I felt the story was not well written. It could have used more character development rather than just going from one conflict to the next. I also didn’t love the narration. It seemed one note, and monotone.

Sad and Heartwarming

Sad that it took a life changing event to make her realize that she was being selfish.

Wonderful family story

This book was funny and serious by turns. It is well written with interesting characters & insights into the importance of love and compromise to improve family relationships.

Lessons learned

It had a string story line, sort of predictable but very realistic for first world problems. I enjoy it and would recommend to listen when you have some free time and need a little pallet cleanser

Super cheesy

This started off well enough but the second half read like a manual on how to be a good Indian wife. I pushed through to the end but it was predictable and the constant preachy tone was annoying.

Never Enough

Messages like this can never be heard enough. I enjoy hearing of overcoming life changes and each of us empowering ourselves to be better people no matter our age, place in life, or culture. This book was a joy to hear.

Lovely twist/change in lives

I so enjoyed the growth in people in spite of, or maybe because of circumstances beyond their control.

Not much of a story to get into

Thus sounds more like someone reading their diary than an engaging story.
No effort is made to develop the characters so we remain on the outside as listener and observer of the uninteresting account of a woman’s life in Mumbai. Thank goodness it was short!
Not tecommended