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Technically, I love you!

Hello Book lovers!!
I am back with another review.
Today, I have "Technically, I Love You" by Piyush Gupta.
The book is published by Notion Press.


Blurb:
Love, a four-letter word, present in every dictionary 
Heard by everyone, felt by some, faked by many 
Ritesh­, the protagonist, is one of those lucky “Some”. But something from his past keeps haunting him—his first love, Neha. On the eve of Valentine’s Day, he narrates his story to his second girlfriend. It is an incomplete story that changed his life. While battling normal problems of school life, Neha and Ritesh fell in love and were sure about each other until… 
One incident turned the world upside down for them. They had to go through terrible situations at such a tender age. What happened years ago? What was that incident that made them go through unbearable hardship? Was their love not true enough that they fell apart? 
Technically, I love you! is the story of a fickle boy and a sincere girl. It will take you on a roller-coaster of laughter, a glint of true love and difficult days of yearning. The story will have a humorous start and an exquisite ending that will make you believe in love like never before.


 About the Author:
Piyush Gupta was born in Balasore, a small town in eastern Odisha. He was then brought up in Bhubaneshwar. He wrote his first book when he was studying Engineering at the age of 18. He has a never-ending wish- list and becoming a full-time writer is first on the list.
His hobby is to write poems and quotations. You can follow him on Mirakee. He believes in the most powerful, yet common emotion that can make anyone feel special- love. He had never thought of being an Author before. That was the best thing about life- expectations that come out of unexpected things. Technically, I love you! is his debut novel.

 My Review:

 1. Cover:
The Cover of the book is beautifully designed.

 2. Title: 
The title is catchy and is apt for the plot.

 3. Plot:
The story is another cliche romance with some twists here and there.
Ritesh and Neha, from the very first day of the school, fall in love with each other.
The Confessions happens, "They are a couple"- This news spread like fire in the classroom.
The school trips made them both come closer.
The met everywhere sneaking from the "Friendly" neighborhood.
But, one fine day, something terrible happens which turns their world upside down.

 I don't wish to give you any spoilers, so all the cliche romantic novel lovers, go and Read The Book

 4. Characters:
The set of characters did justice to the story.

 The chapters towards the end are quite emotional, I read this book last night and couldn't stop my tears from rolling down.

 All the romantic novel lovers, this one is just for you.

 My Ratings: 3 stars out of 5

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