Fraction of My Heart : How Much Can You Sacrifice for Love??

Five attractive young college goers navigate life through different emotions and feelings whilst carrying forward oodles of experience.

Arijit is an introvert who loses his love to a complete stranger, transforms himself into a cynic and becomes devoid of any sort of respect for any relations or emotions.

Pari is the innocent, charming and adorable girl whom Arijit fell for.

Neha is a free-spirited girl with a sailor's tongue.

Rahul and Akash are the most energetic and friendly duo of the lot.

Losing Pari wasn’t easy for Arijit and neither was leading a normal life. A massive negative change in his attitude caused people to hate and fear him. However, an encounter with Pari after a decade helps him in rediscovering himself.

A string of events stirs the happiness as well sadness in his life. He takes a decision – a decision that would change his life forever. Will he be able to justify his sacrifices to the world and prove himself as a true lover?

Fraction of My Heart is a matured and adorable tale of belongingness that adds another dimension to love.

Arijit Neogi was born in a Bengali family in Durgapur (West Bengal) on 7th Jan 1992. He moved to Bhubaneswar, Odisha in the year 1999 and was raised and educated there itself. His father works as an accountant in a private company in Bhubaneswar, while his mother is a homemaker. He is a patient, hardworking and suave person. He got his first job as soon as he completed his graduation in the year 2014. He is currently working for Capgemini India Private Limited at Hyderabad, India and stays along with his friends in a flat.

The writing bug bit him back in his college days and hence he took up writing as a platform to share his stories with people. It took him about 4 years to pen down his thoughts, create appropriate characters and narrate a modest yet touchy story. Fraction of My Heart is his first novel and he wishes to continue writing in future as well.

He wants to prove to the world that writing doesn't come easily to people, but if it does, one should try to stick with it. It's a blessing.