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You Begin Where I End

By: Sarang Jairaj
Narrated by: Riddhi Dave
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Is it possible to love two people at the same time?

Nafisa is dealing with beers, periods, heartbreak, and dating apps when she meets her new uniquely average boyfriend. But is he the love of her life?

Before Nafisa can figure that out, her life is turned upside down. Her mother, Tamanna, dies in an accident. In trying to come to terms with her loss, she finds solace in the company of a charming painter. Her life takes a retro turn, with diaries, handwritten letters, and music trying to heal her.

Tamanna is busy simply existing and complaining when a gorgeous poet takes her on a whirlwind philosophical journey, teaching her to appreciate art, nature, human existence, and love. But is he the love of her life? Before Tamanna can figure that out, her marriage is arranged with an extraordinarily ordinary guy. Amidst arranged marriages, honour killings, letters of blood and melting ice-golas, Tamanna shall discover her brand of love.

You Begin Where I End spins two unconventional love stories, set two decades apart - 1991 and 2015 - trying to find an answer to the eternal dilemma of darlings: what is love?

©2019 Sarang Jairaj (P)2019 Audible, Inc.
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The story itself was fairly average, but the writing elevated it completely. The author genuinely has a way with words—there’s an intelligence, wit and ease to the language that makes even the simplest moments enjoyable. The characters are well drawn, and the tone feels fresh, modern and very much in tune with what contemporary readers expect.

What stood out most to me were some of the author’s observations about love and relationships. There are moments where he puts certain feelings into words so beautifully that you find yourself stopping to think about them. It’s thoughtful without trying too hard to be profound, which makes it feel all the more genuine.

The plot may not have blown me away, but the writing certainly did. I simply enjoyed listening to it.

Lovely read!! Enjoyed it.

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