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You are still the one by Himanshu Rai

BOOK: You are still the one
AUTHOR: Himanshu Rai

*My Ratings* : 4.6/5 ⭐

You are Still the One is a Romantic genre book by Himanshu Rai. This book tells us a story so beautiful that you will be lost in this world of love and friendship. 

The story revolves around Trisha, a 19 year old girl who is recently diagnosed with third stage cancer. When she moves to Delhi for treatment she meets Aditya there, a 22 year old guy who is a soldier in the Indian Army. Both of them are lovely people and both of them have one more thing in common they don't know how much time they have left to live. They fall in love and Aditya does everything possible to cheer her up. 

But one day Aditya has to go back on his duty, and after somedays there is news in the newspaper that breaks Trisha. There was an accident in Siachen and after that there was no contact with Aditya. Where is he? Will they be able to meet again or is this one of those stories where happy endings are not written in the lover's destiny? 

Personally I am a big fan of Himanshu Rai's work, he writes great stories with great ease and creates characters that become part of your life. This book is nothing different every character is great even the supporting characters of Meetu and Varun are written in such a manner that they also seem to be the lead characters and as for the story, this story will make you smile laugh and cry. 

This book will be a great read for all Romantic genre lovers and they should definitely try this.

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