This book isn’t just about love,it’s about heartbreak, loss, and the slow, messy process of healing.
The story follows Hriday and Arohi, childhood friends whose bond grows into love. For a while, their world feels perfect… until one incident changes everything. What follows is Hriday’s struggle to live with memories of Arohi he can’t let go of.
Years later, Veda enters his life she is someone full of warmth and patience. But Hriday, still haunted by what he lost, pushes her away again and again. Her endurance his brokenness, and the silence between them make this story deeply emotional. And when he finally realizes what she means to him, it feels less like a love story and more like a journey of rediscovering life itself.
The writing is simple, heartfelt, and flows like a diary. It’s the kind of book that quietly tugs at you, reminding you that sometimes love isn’t about perfection it’s about second chances and the courage to begin again.
If Not Me, Then Who? feels less like a book and more like a quiet hand holding yours when you are tired of being strong. It speaks to the part of you that feels unseen, unheard, and constantly waiting for someone to show up. This book gently reminds you that choosing yourself is not selfish, it is survival. The words are simple, yet they hit deep because they feel real. Every page feels like a reminder that healing begins the moment you stop abandoning yourself. It doesn’t promise miracles, but it gives courage—the kind that helps you stand up again, even when you feel broken. This book stays with you long after you finish reading, not because it is loud, but because it is honest. A comforting read for anyone learning to put themselves first, without guilt.
Sometimes love stays, sometimes it leaves, but true love always wins when you truly want the other person to stay. It’s not just about holding someone close; it’s about setting them free too. Love is the strongest when you wish for their happiness, even if it’s not beside you. That’s the power of love, it shapes you, breaks you, and then rebuilds you into someone new, someone softer yet stronger
Book review; This book isn’t about a perfect love story—it’s about the kind that lingers, aches, and leaves an imprint long after you’re done reading. With tender emotions and raw honesty, it captures the beauty and heartbreak of love and loss in a way that feels deeply personal. It’s not just a story you read, but one you feel, especially if you’ve ever carried the weight of unforgettable love.