Some choices are made out of love.
Others out of silence. Both leave marks.
Echoes of Missed Chances is an autofictional reflection of family and becoming, told through Dhrati’s memories of her own life and her parents.
Through everyday moments, arguments, compromises, small joys, and unspoken regrets, the book explores how duty and expectation quietly shape generations.
Simple, honest, and profoundly human, this book is for anyone who has loved their family deeply, longed for one, or wondered how things might have been different.
It isn’t just Dhrati’s story, the second section reveals how regret lives in every family, happy or broken.
A binge-worthy, deeply relatable read.
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Pranidhi Rawat
Pranidhi Rawat is a fiction writer who enjoys exploring stories across genres, from contemporary relationships to intimate family narratives. Her writing is inspired by everyday life and observation, shaping stories that reflect emotional complexity without being bound to a single form or subject.
She is the author of Benefit of Doubt, a contemporary romance, and Echoes of Missed Chances, an autofictional exploration of family, memory, and generational silences. An alumna of IIM Ahmedabad, Pranidhi works as a senior brand manager and lives in India.
