In a world where social status and wealth often dictate relationships, Priya Singh’s poetic novel, “Love Overshadowed the Ego”, reminds us that true love can conquer even the most stubborn of hearts.
Meet Princess Crystal, a stunning beauty with a proud and haughty demeanor, and Anteev, a handsome and gentle soul from a middle-class background. Their paths cross in unexpected circumstances, and Anteev finds himself smitten with the princess. However, he soon discovers her true identity and fears that their love is doomed by their different social standings.
Despite the odds, Anteev’s kindness and humility slowly chip away at Princess Crystal’s proud exterior, revealing a vulnerable and sensitive soul beneath. As they navigate their whirlwind romance, they must confront the challenges of their different worlds and the expectations placed upon them.
Through this beautifully crafted tale, Priya Singh explores the transformative power of love and humility. Will Princess Crystal’s ego and pride give way to her growing feelings for Anteev, or will their love remain a distant dream?
“Love Overshadowed the Ego” is a must-read for anyone who believes in the power of true love and the human spirit. With its universal themes and relatable characters, this poetic novel will resonate with readers of all ages.
“Love knows no boundaries, and true love can conquer even the most stubborn of hearts,” says Priya Singh. “My book aims to inspire readers to look beyond social status and wealth, and to find the beauty in humility and kindness.” This book gives message to yougesters to choose their life partner very carefully. A loyal life partner makes life beautiful because wealth and attraction never lasts long. Princess was Proust but at the end she choosed Anteev as her life partner because she understood the peace , satisfaction and comfort of true love.
Literary Acclaim:
“Love Overshadowed the Ego” has received high praise from Her Excellency Anandi Ben Patel, Honorable Governor, who was presented with a copy of the book. She appreciated Priya Singh’s work by saying, “Daughters like Priya are real Laurels of the Nation “
