Great story. I enjoyed reading it. ( )

I found the book was well written and a great read. The author provided valuable insight on love vs. volatile or toxic relationships. The author is from India and it was great to read a different viewpoint on arranged marriages and how to make love happen when it is arranged and not natural. At first I thought the book was a romantic fiction because of the cover (which I love). It is not. It is an exploration of a current relationship and how we approach love relationships and solve issues. If you want a quick read on relationships, love, and toxic relationships (how to spot it and how to get out of it), then this is the book for you. ( )

This book by Dr.govind sharma is special, he break free himself from his regular stories and rifht about a self help on relationship, he defined love , he described its important, its way, it lead to what and he talks about relationship angle, he take 4 cases of couple, who got deceived in love and lost the will to live on the cost of betrayal . Couple who have narcissist behaviour and want to manipulate and dictate the life of there partner while disturbing other relationships too, lack of trust and understanding , miscommunication and several argument and nasty things said in anger, couple who broke up because they can't cope up with each other as things they like earlier is not giving them pleasure anymore due to there nature and they choose money over affection, they go for beauty than for heart and they lost the morality who stand by them when time is rough only few get second chance and these happened because of insecurity , narcissist behaviour, anger issue, deceived in love, craving for love and last but not least miscommunication between partner and third person involved in a relationship. ( )

This is mainly a nonfiction work about romantic love vs. toxic relationships, with several chapters of creative fiction added to illustrate different common types of relationships that fall under either category.

The author had a great deal of helpful insight and analogies packed within this short book, and although I did not agree with everything he said, I found the book to still be well worth the read. The illustrations of toxic relationships were exceptionally well laid out and were good, realistic cautionary tales. I liked the fact that as an author from India, the book's viewpoint on marriage differed interestingly from that commonly considered in other countries. I found his insights on arranged marriages and "making love happen" especially intriguing.

I would have given the book four stars if it had been edited properly, but it was not and was filled on every page with errors that made it very hard to read at times. It desperately needs a good editor's TLC to let its full potential surface. Three stars. ( )

This book explains the concept of romantic love. It helps the reader to further strengthen a healthy relationship, and also how to come out of a toxic relationship. ( )