My Review of "12 Years: My Messed Up Love Story" by Chetan Bhagat
12 Years as a book has his signature writing that is simple, yet catchy. When the book came out, I thought that the title of the book references the age gap, and that this is an “age gap romance,” and I went into the book with that thought, but the actual context of the title comes to light in the climax, and that, for me, is why I still choose to pick up his books even after all these years.
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