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152 reviews

• Srishti Chatterjee

  This book takes us through the journey of Pablo, an honest police officer who lost his job after a spurious complaint of harassment leading to his divorce. Talks about the excruciating pain of loss and abandonment by his wife of almost 3 decades. It's an extremely heavy read, rich with emotions, based on loss, making efforts to set everything right but failing badly.
  
  The story was definitely interesting at the start but fell a bit flat in the middle until the last few pages where there is a sudden turn of events in Pablo's life. This continues as the sequel to the book which I can't wait to read and know more about what happens next.
  
  Definitely, a book worth giving a try however if you're not in the right mental state, I would advise you otherwise.

• Devananda

  This book made me think about the fact that your future is always uncertain, a perfect day or life can be ruined because of one single mistake. Two messages I got from this book were; one in any relationship, lack of communication can cause really bad things, and in your worst times you get to know who is your real friend and who is fake.

• Shruti Choudhary

  For a sand dune that can be deformed and collapsed by wind, we can't assume till when it will last similar is with our lives, we can't predict what would happen, till when our happiness will last, it will go according to our plans.
  The same goes with this story which offers a roller coaster ride of emotions from the first page to the last.
  
  This book is totally character-driven. Through the book, the author presents the intricate nature of relationships. The characters, as well as the plot, are very realistic. Through those heartfelt letters and diary entries, we see the sides and emotions of both the characters -- Pablo and Delilah. We get to know the stark differences in their personalities, their perception of each other, their compatibility and complexities. His struggle to bring back his love was impressive and heartbreaking. Delilah was also having some mental conflicts within herself and we can conclude that
  • conversation is the key
  • sometimes we have to accept And let go no matter how difficult it is
  
  The cover is elegant and the title is also intriguing. The author's writing style is easy, lucid with so much depth in the characters and storyline. It feels like a movie. The pace is just perfect and the book also highlights drug addicts and their life.
  
  It is a beautiful piece on grief, love, betrayal, and hope -- what it feels like to lose the person you love. It is visceral and raw. It's a book that stays with you for a while after reading it.

• Athul Suresh

  Till Death We Do Part by Bruno Beaches is an incredible story that has a strong plot and characters and is relatable. The author has woven the story so well that it seems realistic and apparently real-life turmoils.
  The book strongly portrays true love, success and then losing all at once. Life can be so harsh at times but the way the plot takes turns and moves forward is something that I personally liked the most.
  The main protagonist Pablo has everything that one wants in their life, a true lover, success, wealth everything. But he is left with divorce, homeless and a criminal record.
  Also, the language used is reader-friendly along with nicely penned narration.
  Grab your copies now to witness this enthralling read.

• Sam

  Til Death We Do Part has an out-of-the-box storyline where the author has crafted a suspense thriller and has also discussed various aspects of relationships and different emotions. I really enjoyed the unconventional storyline and felt bad for the main character, Pablo Pinkerton. He has to lead a very fulfilling life and was supposed to retire with his head held high but life dealt him a big blow. As minor negative feedback, I feel that the literature structuring could have been better and the pace is slow at the initial phase. Hence, the 3 stars!
  All in all, I enjoyed reading Til Death We Do Part.

• Atul Sharma

  Life is uncertain from the beginning itself. It's us who got carried away with such trivial things. It takes only a moment, a split second, or a trivial thought to change the flow of things, to initiate a series of events leading to uncertainty though being good or bad rather depends on the perspective of the individual.
  The story here gives the best suitable answer for the above-mentioned.
  
  It's a must-buy.

• Rajesh Jash

  It's a story of a police officer, Pablo, who is really sincere in his job and also a caring and loving husband.
  But suddenly someone registered a complaint against him and after that, his life changed completely.
  
  It's really a mysterious story with deep emotional situations as well.
  
  The language is really easy so any beginner can also read this and enjoy it.

• Mohit Chawla

  Can you imagine living your dream life with everything you wanted and then out of nowhere you get the biggest shock that snatches everything from you?? The same happened with Pablo, the protagonist of this book.
  The story is so emotional with strong character build-up and separation from the love of your life. Reading this story was like experiencing the beauty of life and then all of a sudden BOOM..! everything vanishes.
  Pablo is a reputed police officer but his job includes assisting drug addicts to get rid of their addiction. Out of nowhere, he is accused of harassing one of his female clients and this deteriorates his marital life. He gets divorced, homeless and his reputation degrades as well.
  The way the author has presented all the minute details is just admirable. Such a plot needed well-penned narration along with comprehensible language, and this book checks all the points. Everything is flawless but in my opinion tad bit of editing would eliminate the typos and errors as well. Overall it was a sure recommendable read.
  

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