In summary, I should inform the user that free PDFs aren't available legally, highlight key features of the book, and provide legitimate ways to access it. This way, they understand the options available to them without engaging in piracy.
Wait, if the user is looking for a free PDF, they might not have access to paid versions. Should I suggest free alternatives or similar books? But the user specifically asked for RK Anjaj's work. I need to balance providing information without breaking any policies. Let me make sure the response is helpful while directing them to legal sources. Also, maybe mention that some authors offer free chapters on their websites. I don't know if Anjaj does that, but it's worth mentioning.
Let me think about the main themes of such books. They usually discuss communication, conflict resolution, and maintaining a healthy partnership. The title suggests it's about understanding whether a relationship is beneficial or toxic. I can mention the author's perspective on these topics.
I should also mention where they can buy the book legally, like Amazon or other stores. Additionally, maybe suggest looking for free samples or summaries online. I need to make sure I don't promote piracy. The user must know they can't get it for free legally. Also, check if there are any academic resources or libraries that might have it. Maybe interlibrary loan options if they can't buy it.
I should check if the author's name is correctly spelled. The user wrote "RK Aneja" but I think the correct name is "RK Anjaj". Maybe it's a typo. Next, I need to outline key features of the book if I can't find the PDF freely available. The user might not know that legally, free PDFs aren't usually available, so I should explain that.