Love, Life, and Logic

Readers' Favorite
This is a brilliant story that weaves the themes of love, friendship, and life's ultimate meaning into a powerful plot that will have readers enthralled. Love, Life, and Logic: A Literary Fiction is an emotionally charged story that explores crossroads questions that many young people live with; a wonderful read.

Midwest Book Review
"In a fast-paced world filled with scars, broken vows, newfound commitments, and insecure relationships in the face of change, Rohan slowly uncovers new paths to understanding the greater universe at large. His journey neatly takes the reader's hand and mind and leads to an engrossing tale of love and redemption, highly recommended for those seeking more than a casual romance story. Love, Life and Logic comes packed with thought-provoking mental and spiritual changes, in which the ultimate goal fluidly changes with better understanding."

Books and Movies: Reviews
"This is a very well-written book describing the conflicts of a young man questioning himself about the meaning of life. The author did a superb job describing all psychological aspects of his conflict. ... I recommend this book to the permanent library of any reader who appreciates a well-written novel that will make him think about his own life."

"If you like ruminating on important matters, you will find food for thought. Love, Life, and Logic is among my favourite five of 2016. Highly recommended!" - Karen | My Train of Thoughts on...

"This is a surprising and delightful voyage of discovery that is easy to relate to. It is well written and a joy to read. It makes a wonderful read for anyone thinking about their direction in life, but is light enough to make a good holiday read." - Sarah Jackson, Author

"If you want a book to help you reflect on the bigger picture of life, this may be the book for you. I found this book to be an interesting read that looks at how the things in your life happen around you and how you make sense of it. The book is one for those who enjoy philosophical thinking."- Valerie's blog | He Said Books or Me