7 Days A Week

When Lily accidentally walks into the wrong classroom at the London School of Economics she doesn’t expect it to change everything. Noah — charming grounded and just a little too sincere — convinces her to stay and what begins as a coincidence turns into an unshakable connection. Over late-night calls playlists and unspoken confessions they learn each other’s scars — hers from heartbreak his from loss — and find comfort in the spaces between words. But timing distance and misunderstanding threaten to pull them apart before they’ve even begun. Told through alternating perspectives 7 Days a Week is a tender introspective love story about healing self-discovery and the kind of person who makes the world feel a little less lonely. Sanvie Verma is a writer and student whose work reflects her fascination with the intricacies of human connection and the emotional landscapes of young adulthood. 7 days a week is her debut novel written with the hope that readers will find both laughter and recognition in its pages. Outside of writing Sanvie is the co-founder of Project MannMatters a mental health non-profit initiative dedicated to creating safe and supportive spaces for young people to express themselves. Alongside her literary pursuits she aspires to study law in London — a city she has always felt drawn to for its rhythm history and promise of new beginnings. When she is not drafting stories or preparing for her studies Sanvie can usually be found curating playlists sketching ideas in the margins of her notebooks or wandering through bookshops in search of her next read.