Author:- Sudeep Nagarkar
Publisher:- Random House India
Print Length:- 237 Pages
Language:- English
Love asks me no questions and gives me endless support" – William Shakespeare
Love is like life, when you don’t find smooth roads, where you don’t achieve goals so easily you have to struggle for it, but when you don’t stop living your life why should one stop loving someone.
That's the way we meet is a sequel of Sudeep Nagarkar's previous book 'Few things left unsaid', The story begins where Aditya and Riya had left off. From going through hell they both are finally together. This time willingly to take their relationship to the next level, to marry each other. But life has some other plans for them. When they decide to marry secretly, a tragedy strikes their life, shattering all their dreams of living together. This time Aadi has Mohit the head of the department, also Aditya's best buddy and Sonam Riya's colleague. While going around with Aditya and Riya, Sonam and Mohit fall for each other. The four sets their journey to Delhi, where they visit Sonam's house and then they travel to the beauty of Manali. Mohit and Sonam's love story sets a new path without any hurricanes and they finally take the final step by getting married with their parent’s permission. On the other hand, Riya and Aadi struggle with a massive loss, and their relationship stands on a loose end.
The book is much better than the prequel. All the character's placement is perfect. The introduction of Sonam and Mohit into the story and creating their own love story was great. The description of the cities like the intoxicating rush of Mumbai and Delhi to the scenic beauty of Manali was the best part. The big fat Punjabi wedding of Sonam and Mohit was the exciting part. The way Aadi and Riya convey their feelings through writing letters was something different and pure. The ending is still not satisfying due to a decision made by Riya which was unexpected. A little message can be interpreted, loving someone, while waiting for them to come back in your life doesn't mean you should forget about others around you. Losing love is difficult but hurting others who care for us is worst. True love will always come back but life goes on.
Overall, the book is convenient to read if you are into romantic fiction and also want to read something light. And if you had read the prequel then this is a must-read
MY RATING:- 3.8/5
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