Some people meet by chance. Some meet exactly when they need to.
At nineteen, Meet has already lost everything. His parents. The only home he ever knew. The girl he loved and the friend he trusted, both gone in a single afternoon. With nothing left to hold on to, he walks into a quiet park at dusk and sits down on a rusty swing, with only one thought for company.
Then a stranger sits down on the swing beside him.
Aritra is nothing like the girls Meet imagined for himself. She is quiet, traditional, ordinary. And she is carrying a storm of her own: a house full of shouting, a father who wishes she were someone else, and a past that is about to walk back into her life.

Neither of them tells the other the truth. Yet every evening at five o'clock, they return to the same two swings and say the same four words: Everything will be okay.
But a charming ex with a dangerous secret, an unexpected diagnosis, and a love that arrives much too late are about to test those words, and everything the two of them believe about hope.
Let's Not Be Strangers Again is a deeply emotional story about grief, healing, second chances, and the people who arrive in our lives exactly when we have stoppedexpecting anyone. It is a book about learning to stay, and about the kind of love that outlasts a single lifetime.
Keep tissues nearby.
Content note: this book deals with grief, depression, illness and loss.