Take my heart, forever...: by Arpit Agrawal

Arpit Agrawal

Oct 2016 · Arpit Agrawal

About this ebook

"Meet Siddhartha, a good lawyer but a bad human.

Meet Rahul, a good human but a bad doctor.

And meet Shuchi, a good human and an exceptionally well doctor.

Shuchi tries to make a good human out of Siddhartha and a good doctor out of Rahul, but a bomb blast transforms their lives.

Read this revolutionary tale to know how Siddhartha will get a unique PIL passed in the courtroom and Rahul will perform a life changing surgery, to save the girl they love.”

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Arpit Agrawal's third book which is based on Nirbhaya’s Rape case, 'Let's, never get married!' is available in Amazon.

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Ratings and reviews

The word amazing will not be enough to describe this book. The novel is worth reading. I took 3-4 days to cmplt it nt bcz i ws bored bt cz i dnt wanna cmplt it. The incidnts were breathtaking,overall it conclude all the spices of movie. The ending ws the bst prt for me spcly hw rahul tackl the situations. I loved the way shuchi talked the way sid n rahul proposed. Ur novls r d bst hatts off to u bhaiya. Plzz cmplt ur 3rd novl soon. Eagerly waiting.😊

This is a book for dumb people.If you are looking for unpredictable plot or a narrator who has some commonsense and behaves like a gentle man , THIS IS NOT THE BOOK FOR YOU. Let me tell you why! The narrator is a oversmart ass who is too confident about his own looks and thinks that people who dont hv a great shape are ugly.From beginning to the end you will keep on getting reasons not to like him. The girl he loves is not given much importance.Her feelings nor her character is not described well. The book has completely predictable (for people who read a bit more)plot twists which exist only to make the novel bigger.And the too dramatic ending will make you hate yourself for reading it. The writer must have written this while he has free time on potty. Too many spelling and gramatical mistakes. It should have a minus price where the writer should pay some amount to the readers for reading his good for nothing book.

I do not like this book. He is like another Chetan Bhagat, whose book I never liked. It's story is filmy and the language used is more like regional language. I was taught that written English and spoken English is different but here I fee the writer has written in spoken English. I was suffocating while reading this book. I was expecting some standard, but it lack standard. I have to stop reading this book in the middle.

About the author

 Like a fictional character in books, Arpit is not a tall-dark-handsome, he lives a simple life, crosses the road checking both the sides, orders Mix-Veg and asks for complementary salad in restaurants, asks people for the address in spite of having a smart-phone.

Born in a small town of Orissa (19th April,1989) and brought up in another small town near Raipur, Chhattisgarh, Arpit has spent one-third of his life living a mediocre life. (which he still continues...)

Sent by his parents, in his four years of exile (also called ‘Engineering’), he studied Mechanical related stuff in a classroom deficient in ‘XX’ chromosomes but ended up working in an IT firm in Pune.

Like Peter Parker turned Spider-Man out of the blue, Arpit also became a writer all of a sudden after a writer-bug bite him when he was sleeping on the last bench of his class.

By the third year of Engineering, he had never read even a single book out of his curriculum, but then'Chetan Bhagat' and 'Shidney Sheldon' entered his life and he realized he has to go very far in fiction.

After cultivating his ideas for few hundred days, Arpit wrote his debut novel ‘Dear life, Get well soon' and then the second one, 'Take my heart forever.'