Vanessa's Passion for Red, Blue, and Green Love

5 Star Review

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Editorial Book Review:

By SM Harrison

Gita Audhya's Vanessa's Passion for Red, Blue, and Green Love is a vivid and emotionally layered narrative that explores the complex intersection of love, purpose, and self-determination. She employs lyrical elegance and moral gravity to draw readers into a world in which every decision is significant and passion serves as both a compass and a test of character.

Audhya's writing style is notable for its psychological depth, descriptive richness, and fluency, as well as its evocative and fluent nature. The multidimensionality of her characters and the meticulous construction of her scenes make the inner world of her protagonist effortlessly accessible to readers. The narrative skillfully transitions between social conscience and romantic entanglements, never losing sight of the stakes that make Vanessa's decisions so compelling.

The novel delves into the fundamental themes of devotion, sacrifice, desire, and the urgent pursuit of a higher calling. Vanessa's commitment to the pursuit of a cure for AIDS is both profoundly inspiring and noble. However, the book is unforgettable due to her personal struggle to balance her professional obligations with her emotional yearning. Audhya does not offer simplistic solutions; rather, she elucidates the challenging, often distressing inquiries that define the human experience.

The book emotionally evokes a sense of sincerity and honesty. It promotes the reflection on the significance of maintaining one's convictions in the presence of uncertainty, as well as the concepts of love and sacrifice. It encourages a more thorough, intellectual analysis of the personal and societal consequences of moral compromise, ambition, and the fundamental nature of loyalty, not only to oneself but also to others.

Vanessa's journey is distinguished by her profound self-examination, vulnerability, and courage. Audhya's portrayal of a contemporary woman who is torn between her ideologies and her emotions is captivating, and her presence will be difficult to forget.

About the Author

Gita Audhya

Bestselling Author and recipient of two awards, Amor and Four Season author Gita Audhya were overwhelmed with a compliment from a Good read reader as he described her book as “I will forever remember this masterpiece novel.” Her book “All Those Tears We Can’t See” was recognized by renowned reviewer C.S. Holmes as literary fiction, and it made it to the number one best seller on the Amazon chart. Gita got the Press, Awards, and No. 1 on Amazon's Best Seller list and continues. She appeared on two Journals, Digital Journal and American Journal to talk about her book with Dar Dowling. 

Gita obtained her B. A. degree with honors in literature at that time.

To accompany her husband she came to England and later learned to speak English, she started a job in Inland Revenue. It was very hard for her to adjust as she had little money, and being wealthy in India added to her misery even more in England. The culture of England was completely different than hers. But she had a dream –an American dream. It became a life- long dream for her, like many immigrants she wanted to come to the United States where the American dream was alive with opportunity and liberty. She knew one day she will fulfill her dream with sacrifice and hardship. A few years later she did achieve a computer programming degree and her American dream with a lot of long misery. 

Gita traveled to three countries- England, Canada, and America to find happiness. Her passion for India and America was very strong. Gita learned a great deal and gained experiences in this lifelong process so she wanted to write about fulfilling her enduring dream. She produced a novel called “In Pursuit of Love, spirituality & Happiness”. Both novels got many 4 and 5 stars reviews, and 6000 downloads by Librarians, Academia, Bloggers, and many bookshop owners.