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SO - CALLED LOVE STORY


Blurb: Some relationships unmask the harsh reality of a love story. It is one of those love stories, which one should certainly Retrospect being in a relationship or while getting into a new one. This is the story of Vivek who finds virali as the best gift ever and falls in love with her. Their relationship builds up smoothly till the halfway but then, there come some catastrophic decisions in their lives which make them fall apart eventually. Notwithstanding, the shattered souls do not come to an end as every story has two faces. Destiny brings a seraph to spill out the other side of the story. The unexpected facets and reasons behind all the cracks and crunches of their relationship get revealed layer by layer, which completely change their schools of thought about each other. Let’s unfold the journey of transformation of a love story into a so-called love story.

My review: This book is indeed a short read and makes the person complete it in one sitting.
·         The quality of pages could've been better
·         The starting of a new chapter should've been from a new page
·         The story was good, like, really good
·         A new concept
·         You guys should've continued the story and told the readers about the future or maybe did they got along or not
·         There were some errors in editing

All in all, I’d rate this book 3.5 stars out of 5

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