Review
The main concept of the story (lose of memory and not getting it back permanently) is inspired from the Hollywood movie THE VOW.. But it's not a copy paste as except the concept everything is different... It's good that Nikita Singh always write something new and different. But her novel - The Promise was a masterpiece and after reading that my expectation from her has increased and this novel was just ok. The story moved at high phase but the climax was really astonishing...Though while reading I was eager to know how exactly did the accident happen.., but no issue with that.. Overall one time read and Nikita Singh please write something as magnificent as THE PROMISE.. --Saket Chitram May 2, 2014

nice story.. nice language.. smoothly going.. hope to get more from Nikita singh alone.. nice attempt.. b.pharm writer can write such a nice language is unimaginable as am m.pharm so i can understand.. --AUM DAVE May 26, 2014
About the Author
Nikita Singh is a Delhi-based bestseller of fiction novels, who is known for having written seven books till the age of twenty-two. She works at a publishing house as the Publishing Manager. She is a voracious reader and has contributed to the famous The Backbencher-series. Accidentally in Love, Love@Facebook, The Promise are some of the popular books written by Nikita. She has completed her graduation in Pharmacy and gets inspiration for her ideas while she works out.