BOOK REVIEW 📕 My Better Half Forever by Arushi Vats

 




The cover of this book is really unique and can attract anyone in the first place. The title is really interesting and made me pick this book.


Coming to the plot, the story is about Malvika who lost her brother who was very close to her due to which she starts getting panic attacks. She joins college because she wants to move on in her life. There, she meets a guy named Rahul who was also in the similar state as he lost his father recently. They both fell in love with each other. The story takes another turn when Rahul leaves India for his carrier without telling her anything. After that she meets Sagar who supported her in low phase.

To know, What happens when Rahul returns back? You need to read the book!


Overall a really interesting read which keeps you on the edge of your seat. It is full of twists and turns The narration is really smooth and engaging. Plot development is great and the pace is maintained really well. The language is reader friendly. The charecterisation is superb and they are developed really well.The book also shows a reflection of our society.Definitely recommended from my side if you are looking to read something fresh.


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