Love and Literature Clash in "It Must've Been Something He Wrote" by Nikita Deshpande

Calling all bookworms and hopeless romantics! Dive into the hilarious world of "It Must've Been Something He Wrote" by Nikita Deshpande, where a literature-loving newcomer to the publishing industry clashes with a bestselling author of, well, let's just say, unconventional taste.

Amruta, aka Ruta, is an avid reader with a discerning eye (or shall we say, a nose) for quality literature. Landing her dream job at a Delhi publishing house quickly turns sour when she's assigned to none other than Jishnu Guha, a protein-fueled, selfie-obsessed author whose claim to fame is a series of seven cheesy romance novels. Ruta, who wouldn't be caught dead reading such fluff, finds herself utterly incompatible with Jishnu's flamboyant personality and literary style.

But the world of publishing is a demanding one, and surviving on a shoestring budget with an eccentric boss requires a little bit of "jugaad," the Indian art of improvisation. As Ruta navigates the bustling Delhi life and the pressure of her job, she begrudgingly discovers that Jishnu's social media savvy and unexpected charm might be just what she needs to succeed.

However, amidst the whirlwind of book promotion and quirky office dynamics, a personal hurdle throws Ruta off balance. With her own parents going through a divorce, the idea of love seems more daunting than ever. Can Ruta, a self-proclaimed literary snob, find love with someone whose literary tastes are the complete opposite of hers?

"It Must've Been Something He Wrote" is a delightful rom-com that offers a peek behind the curtain of the modern publishing industry. It's a story about finding humor in unexpected places, discovering that love doesn't always follow the script, and maybe, just maybe, even cheesy romance novels can hold a hidden charm.

It Must've Been Something He Wrote by Nikita Deshpande [Paperback]