This is a collection of Lunn’s personal thoughts on love in all it’s forms mixed with conversations she held with different bestselling authors.

She analyses self love, romantic love, friendships, family, sexuality and loss and wants to understand how relationships work and evolve with time.
This book brings you to self reflection and probably a new view on the concept of love.

It’s divided in three main sections: How to find love, how to sustain love and how to survive losing love.

“As I grew older, I learnt that the expectation that someone will save you from who you are, or from what you have or don’t have, is a fallacy. Expecting someone to fill in a hole that’s within you? That’s expecting too much of any one person. That’s not your friend’s job or your partner’s job. That’s your job.”
― Natasha Lunn, Conversations on Love: Lovers, Strangers, Parents, Friends, Endings, Beginnings