Please Don't Say You Love Me

"Please Don’t Say You Loved Me: A Journey Through Heartbreak"

"Love doesn’t always end with a scream. Sometimes, it disappears in the silence between two people who once knew each other’s hearts."

"Please Don’t Say You Loved Me" is a raw, intimate exploration of love’s quiet demise and the painful rebirth that follows. Through lyrical prose and aching honesty, this book traces the journey from the first flicker of romance to the hollow aftermath of a love that faded without warning.

What This Book Explores:

• The Beauty Before the Breakdown – The intoxicating early days when love felt infinite
• The Slow Unraveling – The ignored cracks, the unspoken resentments, the lonely silence where connection once lived
• The Ghost of Love – Grieving someone who’s still alive but no longer yours
• The Lies We Cling To – "If I’d been better, would you have stayed?"
• The Light After the Storm – Learning to breathe, laugh, and love again—without them

Why Readers Will Connect:

• For anyone who’s ever loved deeply and lost painfully
• For those who endured a breakup without closure
• For the hearts that still whisper "I miss you" in the dark

Perfect for fans of:

• "The Midnight Library" (but for heartbreak)
• Rupi Kaur’s poetry with deeper narrative
• Novels that feel like a 2 a.m. conversation with your most honest friend

Tone: Poetic, vulnerable, and cathartic—like reading someone’s private journal only to realize it’s yours.

Word Count: ~5,000 (A quick but piercing read)

Design Notes:

• Cover: Moody black-and-white imagery (e.g., an empty bed, a half-burned letter)
• Interior: Short chapters with ample white space for emotional resonance

Early Reader Reactions:
"I cried, I nodded, I finally felt seen."
"This book put words to the pain I couldn’t explain."

Final Line (For Back Cover):
"This isn’t just a book about loss. It’s a map back to yourself."