The Book of Overlove by Sanjeev Jangid, isn’t about healing. Yeh kitaab aapko better feel karane nahi aayi hai. It’s a mirror held up to your most broken moments — the kind of love that stayed too long, gave too much, and slowly erased you in the process.

This is for those jinhone pyaar mein apna sab kuch de diya — without expecting anything back, without setting boundaries, without realising they were fading in someone else’s shadow.
For the one who cried quietly while saying, "I’m fine".
For the one who stayed, even after every signal screamed "Leave."
For the one jiska pyaar kisi ke convenience ban gaya.

In these pages, you’ll find the silent ache of loving parents who couldn’t always understand your emotions, dost jinke saath sapne toh the… par waqt nahi tha, and lovers jinhone saath toh diya, par kabhi dil nahi diya.

Sanjeev doesn’t offer solutions. He offers reflection — the kind that makes you pause, makes your chest feel heavy, and your throat tighten.
Some lines will feel like your inner voice.
Kuch pages padke lagega jaise tum khud likh rahe ho.
Aur kuch such... bas chubhega.

“Overlove doesn’t kill you. It teaches you to live with wounds that never heal.”

This book won’t tell you to move on. It will sit with you — in your loneliness, your flashbacks, your unanswered WhatsApps, and your long nights.
The Book of Overlove is not for everyone.
But for the ones jinhone kabhi dil se kisi ko chaha tha, this book won’t just speak to you.
It will cry with you.