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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Neerav is a scientist posted at a National Research Lab in Indore. Apart from working long hours at his office, he has devoted the last several years of his life to taking care of his mother and sister after his father's untimely demise. His sister Neeti is well settled now with a job and happy marriage and his mother's mental health has stabilized. It's about time Neerav thought about what he wants for himself in his personal life. As luck would have it, a certain someone has recently been transferred to Indore. A certain someone who has the most unforgettable smile. A certain someone whom Neerav had met at his training in Mumbai several years ago. But does she even see him as anything more than a colleague?
Shweta is a driven and talented scientist who has worked at a research facility in Mumbai for many years. She is really annoyed that she has been sent to the much smaller research facility in Indore for a project. But when this annoying transfer leads to an encounter with this guy she was in training school with, will Shweta have the courage to let him into her life? Or will she allow her past to dictate her future?
Remember Neeti from 'You're stuck with me for life!' ? Remember how her mother was worried about getting her brother to take interest in meeting prospective brides for arranged marriage? 'Because it's you' is the story of how Neeti's brother Neerav ended up getting married.
This can be read as a standalone book.
Venuka Goyal
An IITian and a PhD in Chemistry, Venuka's professional life has always revolved around technical fields, but she has always been a fan of romantic comedies. With many stories brewing inside of her, she decided to write about relationships and love. Her first novel 'You're stuck with me for life!' was published in August 2021 and was among the top hot releases in Kindle Store India. Since then there has been no looking back. Venuka writes contemporary fiction based on her experiences and focuses on the nature of relationships and marriage in modern India.
