Review of "When the Wildflowers Bloom" by Rupa Bhullar
The book is wonderfully plotted, and I loved how the author decided to keep the plot simple to focus on the characters and their emotions. The storytelling is quite powerful, and it almost magically transports you to the place the story is unfolding in. Be it Kasauli or the village in Punjab, the author has vividly described the scenes to help the reader visualize the events properly.
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