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Hopes and Dreams

by Wajiha Shahid

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Romance

About Hopes and Dreams

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Sarah Azeem is a girl with big dreams but life takes an unexpected turn for her at a very young age. Her dream of starting a firm makes her cross paths with Haris, a handsome and mysterious owner of HS Enterprises who offers a non-worthy deal to her and tries to make her feel small.

Fate makes them cross paths again until she learns the secret about Haris’s life from his mother and signs a contract to help her in return for large sum of money for her new startup but soon Sarah realizes that she cannot build her dreams by breaking the trust of someone she has fallen in love with unintentionally.

Quotes from Hopes and Dreams

““Yes, yes, we know the last time you set on making friends, you totally became the bad sort yourself,” her father teased her.”
— Wajiha Shahid Friendship
““So much to do, it’s time to gear up,” he thought as he sipped off his coffee on the way to his car.”
— Wajiha Shahid Wisdom
““God, she is beautiful;” with her chubby cheeks, small straight nose, soft plump lips and rosy complexion.”
— Wajiha Shahid Faith & Spirituality
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Reviews (2)

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★★★★★ By Rijaa Shamsuddin 08 January, 2018

A good read and well-written book on the situations an Asian girl has to go through. The main character of the book "Sarah" reflects her personality and give the strength to the readers. One should read the book to refresh their "Hopes and Dreams"

★★★★★ By Mahnoor Naseer 05 December, 2017

Having had the privilege to edit for the print version of this novel, I would like to express that the flow of the story, for a debut author, impressed me quite much. All along, it felt as if the author had some personal association with the storyline; thus every emotion came out in its real strength.

I fancied Sarah's character a lot because of the courage she showed after a major mishap in her life, her sense of determination was awe-inspiring.
I am confident that Wajiha has all the potential to make a great author. I wish her best of luck for the future projects in the literary world.

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