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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalLove showed its true colors when it reached Nimish. After getting away from his ‘brother from another mother,’ Akshat (his best friend), he got attracted and attached to a fresher in his class named Rhea, whose smile could make even the moon blush.
They shared everything, they laughed together… but what happened when it came to love?
It changed them and their friendship.
The pain that he felt can’t be compared to the joy that he was about to experience!
God had a purpose behind his pain and a reward for his faithfulness…
This novel is an journey from nobody to somebody, somebody to friends, friends to joined hearts, joined hearts to discontinuous heartbeat, discontinuous heartbeat to death's door followed by the birth of an ‘out-of-the-box’ companionship born out of years of experience, which changed the lives of two bodies, one soul.
Did enmity commence or love respire slowly?
Don’t worry! This question will accompany you till the end. Welcome to Just One Chance - Sometimes Love Needs Friendship.
Shiva S Mittal, Aanchal Rathi
Shiva S Mittal
In his seventeenth year, he saw a dream of writing a book. In the eighteenth, he fulfilled it.
Shiva S Mittal, an amateur photographer, is a resident of the city of bangles, Firozabad. He is an alumnus of St. John’s Sr. Sec. School, Firozabad. He loves to play the guitar and is a voracious reader. He wants to see himself as a professional photographer and of course a successful writer in the coming years. His debut book Just One Chance - Sometimes Love Needs Friendship is based on real life incidents and this book is a record of his past.
Aanchal Rathi
Aanchal Rathi comes from Firozabad, famous for glass and bangle works. In class twelve, she found physics and chemistry so humdrum that when asked by a friend to help him with writing a novel, she consented with bliss. She took full advantage of her immense love for writing. She was riveted to the novel and in that process she discovered a new “Aanchal”. She is glad that she got a chance to lead Just One Chance to this stage.
