Dear PriyankaB97,
I wanted to reach out about your book You Were Always Mine. The quiet admiration Mahi holds for Maan, and the way college life begins to shift their relationship, makes for a tender and relatable romance. It’s a story that speaks to the beauty of unspoken feelings and the way destiny can bring two hearts together when least expected.
What feels especially engaging is the slow build the soft moments of friendship, family ties, and the gradual unfolding of love. That kind of gentle storytelling resonates with readers who enjoy romance that feels both heartfelt and authentic.
I would love to hear what inspired you to explore this dynamic. Was it the idea of capturing the innocence of first love, or the way small, everyday moments can grow into something lasting?
If you’re open to it, I’d welcome a conversation about your vision for the book and how you hope it reaches readers who will connect with its warmth and sincerity.
Warm regards,
Maureen Kelly
Founder, BizBookPR
