Here's an astounding fact - Readers make more money - a lot more!   (Even in tough economic times.) According to a number of recent studies*, business people who read at least seven business books a year earn over 2.3 times more than those who read only one book per year.
Why?
One reason is they have a constant flow of new ideas and strategies they can use to help their careers, their teams and their companies. And given all the layoffs and other challenges during this recession, isn't doing everything you can to help your team and your company the best way to not only safeguard your career, but to help it grow? Where can you find a stream of new and practical ideas to drive your success? From the world's business experts.
How? 
Many of them have written books offering their proven strategies and winning ideas.
The problem ... who has time to do all that reading?
A recent study** found that while 74.9% of all managers understand the correlation between reading and competitive advantage, they simply don't have the time. This is directly impacting their careers — and incomes!

The solution...
The Institute for Supply Management has teamed up with The Business Source to offer concise summaries of books you need to read. Each month, learn best practices and powerful insights from leading-edge thinkers, industry experts and renowned business gurus.
The summaries take just 15 minutes to read and you get two summaries monthly, so your total time investment is only 30 minutes a month!

In one one sentence I can say Off Course I Love you is for lite read. No Philosophy, No Message, bit complicated though. It’s a debut of Durjoy Datta and Maanvi Ahuja. So for a debutant standards it’s a cool book. (Though I am eager to compare it with Chetan Bhagat, I’m avoiding it).

The whole story runs on the grounds of Delhi Hi-fi society. So reaching to masses is doubtful. The Small town guys find this bit difficult to digest and accept the metro hi-fi youth culture on which the story is based on.

If you can go through the first few episodes and bit lengthy pre-climax episodes, it’s definitely a good read.  The climax is ultimate with all kind of cinematic twists and perfect.

Overall for the debutants it’s a good start. They have done a good job (Ignoring the few minor issues). Hope they correct these issues in their future books.  They have lot of potential to improve and grow.