Almost Alive is a quiet, intimate novel about love, loss, and the fragile space between holding on and letting go.

Arjun sees life as fragments—unfinished moments waiting to be understood. When he meets Kavya, a girl who lives with gentle intensity and believes deeply in the present, his world begins to soften. What starts as shared silences and unspoken feelings slowly grows into something deeply real.

But life does not always allow love the time it deserves.

As circumstances pull them apart, Arjun is left confronting absence, memory, and the ache of loving someone who may no longer be there. Through grief, reflection, and quiet resilience, Almost Alive explores what it means to survive after love—and how some people remain with us long after they are gone.

Tender, reflective, and emotionally raw, this novel is for readers who believe that the deepest stories are often told in silence.