Our Love Story | Book Review

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Our Love Story
Author: Rohit Sharma
Pages: 304
Publication: FingerPrint! Publishing




                ‘Our Love Story’ by Rohit Sharma is a story that revolves around a struggling model Veronica Jacob and a superrich guy named Aditya Bakshi. It is a story of how two strangers fall head over heels in love for each other. Both Veronica and Aditya are going through a lot and both are handling it in their own way. We rarely find someone helping a stranger selflessly and Aditya is this guy who has helped Veronica in overcoming all her difficulties and getting her life on track. They both soon admit their love for each other even when they themselves tried to conceal their feelings for each other and even when Aditya’s Dad opposes to their relationship. Everything seemed to be going fine until one fine day life takes a sudden turn and Veronica learns the facts that Aditya has been trying to hide from her right from the beginning.  What is this fact that Aditya is trying to keep from Veronica? What will be Veronica’s reaction to this new fact that she has just learnt? Will Veronica and Aditya be together after facing all the opposition from Aditya’s father? To know more read Our Love Story.

My Thoughts:

                The plot of the story is excellently written and will surely keep the readers engaged till the end of the book. Each page has a surprise for the readers and will keep the readers on edge throughout the book.

                The characters are well-developed. The characters are described in detail which makes them more familiar with them and also will surely make the reader more close to them emotionally. I loved the character of Dharmesh who is always there with Aditya and Veronica and helped them both tremendously. I loved how Aditya and Veronica are there for each other even in tough times and

                The narration is excellent and will keep the readers engaged throughout the book. I loved the poems that express feelings of both the characters i.e. Aditya and Veronica and that makes the book more special.

                The cover page of the book is very cute and the title of the book  is also apt to the plot of the book.

                The language is simple and lucid and the readers can easily go through the book.

                Overall, I really enjoyed and loved reading this book and would surely recommend it to all. Also, I would love to read other books from the author.

My Rating: 5/5

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