Write me a Love Story

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    At the PaperInk publishing house, Asmita was one of the top editors. PaperInk intends to publish its next book in a large-scale manner. As a result, they approached Abhimanyu, a well-known romance fiction author. Abhimanyu came to PaperInk for this meeting, but his first encounter with Asmita was a disaster. They quarreled with each other and built a hostility in their hearts despite not knowing each other.

    Asmita was taken aback when she spotted Abhimanyu in the meeting room. She understands the significance of this conference for her organization. The company had worked hard to secure Abhimanyu's employment, and if he turned down the offer because of her, it would be a major setback for Asmita. Fortunately, Abhimanyu consented to work with PaperInk on the book, but he insisted that Asmita be the editor. Because it had no other choice, the company agreed to his demand. Asmita, on the other hand, was dissatisfied with this decision since she does not want to work with Abhimanyu and understands that he is validating her self-esteem. The firm was opposed to her and ordered her to work for Abhimanyu. Asmita chose to leave the paperInk because she was frustrated. However, her personal circumstances forced her to return to paperInk and work with Abhimanyu.

    Love is not logic, it's magic. Isn’t it? It happened to Asmita as well. She fell in love with the man she despised the most. Asmita and Abhimanyu began dating. But what will they do if their expectations are different? What will happen to their love life? What will PaperInk do in this situation? What will happen to  Abhimanyu’s new book?

    Life is full of unexpected twists and turns. It has the power to either make us or break us. When we say that love is blind, we don't mean that it is always that way. When it encounters reality, it may react in a variety of ways. I enjoyed how the plot came to a conclusion. I thought it was a fantastic match. Love is all about commitment and it should come from both ends. You can expect a good romantic ride as you read through this book.

Happy Reading!

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