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You Are My Last Love

Being someone's first love may be great but being their last is beyond perfect.But what if this last love is never meant be yours?





Book - You Are My Last Love 
By - Kounain Sahi

Amidst the twists and turns in life, we encounter certain tales which leave a spectrum of memories behind. This is one such tale which is engulfed by the memories of Sameer and Sehar, but as we inch ahead in this journey, we will surely realize that it’s the story of everyone who tries to put themselves in the shoes of Sameer or Sehar. From the crazy campus days, Sameer lands to corporate as an IT professional where he meets Sehar in his first job and they fall in love. What trespassed their journey such that it pierced each block of their canvas of love? What dismantled the township of 'Sameer-ki-Sehar'? Sehar was his first love, but was she his last love as well? To know that you've to read the book.

A heartbreaking, romantic and emotional tale based on a true love story which will force you to reciprocate the deep feelings coated on its every bite.

This book has it all which is described in blurb. This being a slow paced story all the charecters and events are described detailely and beautifully. Each of the chapter has given dates with years it made it all unique and easy to understand. Language is lucid and understandable.

At a side length of story carrying slow pace make some parts feels laid unnecessarily at all but climax is well-justified.

Recommended to those who love to read love stories and can give a book constant time to complete. Overall it has really been a nice read for me.


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