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What if the love you almost gave up on... was the one meant to last forever? Risha believed her first love would be her last- until it shattered under the weight of miscommuni- cation, broken trust, and unanswered pain. Determined never to fall again, she poured herself into healing, into friendship, into purpose. But then came Pratik quiet, steady, and completely unexpected. From stolen glances to late-night conversations, from unspoken fears to slow rebuilding, Risha's heart began to open again.ALMOST LOST,
ALWAYS LOVED
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Everyone has a story. Some wounds heal; others quietly shape who we become. Arjun is a man scarred by love and loss, someone who has learned to protect himself by not believing anymore. Aakansha, on the other hand, lives with hope in her heart, embracing life with courage and optimism. When destiny brings them together, love blooms effortlessly, turning their world into everything Arjun once wished life could be. But no love story is ever complete without a heartbreak. Love brought them together. Fear tore them apart. A truth buried in the past resurfaces, shaking the foundation of their relationship. Arjun retreats into his scars, and Aakansha surrenders to his decision. As circumstances test their bond, the question remains: Will Arjun fight his fears to hold on to the woman he loves, or will he let her slip away forever? A heartfelt tale of love, loss, and second chances, Always Be Mine.About the Author
Nehha S. Daraad is a small-town girl based in the city, Gurgaon. Published at just 19, she has been freelancing and exploring storytelling while still in her teens. What started as a passion soon shaped her path, leading her into the professional world where she spent over seven years building a strong career in corporate content, strategy, and communication, working with startups, global brands, and international clients. This book marks her return to that inner calling. While corporate spaces refined her voice, she believes words carry energy, intent, and power to transform. Now, the consciously returns to her creative core, writing not just to inform or market, but to connect, heal, and inspire. -
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When Genevieve opens an ancient book, she is whisked away to the mystical land of Chikumlikgi, a realm brimming with magic and wonder. There, she meets a peculiar boy living alone in a cave, seemingly the last soul in the deserted land. Determined to return home, Genevieve takes charge, embarking on an unexpected journey filled with mystery and adventure. Through strange landscapes and encounters with mythical creatures, the unlikely pair forges ahead, uncovering secrets that will shape their futures forever. Amber Attacks is a tale of courage, discovery, and the extraordinary power of friendship. This captivating novel by Hunarr Bahuguna will keep you hooked with its thrilling twists and turns, and moments of lighthearted laughter that will leave you smiling!About The Author-
Hunarr Bahuguna is a passionate young storyteller, art lover, and budding writer. She has illustrated the bestseller Whispers of a Budgie, co-authored the anthologies Venturous We and Words of Bliss, and penned Super Seven Stories, a collection of imaginative tales. A lover of books and creativity, Hunarr brings fun, emotion, and realism to her characters. An advocate for the environment, she thrives in leadership roles and believes in doing the right thing, though it may not look exactly like what everyone is doing! -
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“I’ve always heard about people leaving their home countries behind for the United States, to fulfil what’s called the American Dream. You know the way it looks in the movies. Never did I imagine the opposite could happen.” Meet Jay Sharma, a spirited Indian-American middle schooler who's never had the chance to explore the land of his heritage. But when an unexpected move whisks him away from New York City home sweet home to bustling and vibrant Bangalore, Jay is thrown into a world of unfamiliar rules and rigid traditions. (Who would have thought that phones weren't allowed in classrooms?) And that’s just the start of his many, many problems. Suddenly, Jay is the centre of attention in this new country, torn between two worlds. How can he decide if he is Indian or American if he keeps juggling between each country? Will he ever be able to ? American Born Indian is an equal parts funny, poignant and heartwarming middle-grade novel that explores themes of cultural identity, self-acceptance, and the journey to discovering one's true self in a new and unfamiliar land.Author Bio
Fuelled by a love of books and storytelling since she was young, Melody Vega began writing seriously during the COVID-19 pandemic, and started her blog Melody’s Hub in August 2020 to showcase some of her early work. She was also secretary of her school’s literary club in Grade 9, and participated in literature-related fests and competitions as well. She draws upon her experiences as a Gen-Z teenager to write candidly about the younger generation of India. Born in Patiala, she currently resides in Bangalore with her family. Apart from reading and writing, she enjoys being a minor cinephile, making endless playlists and drinking too much coffee. You can reach out to Mel on her Tumblr ask box at melodyvega1967tumblrcom and read some of her other works on -
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God, I knew.That one moment-hanging like unfinished poetry between us for months-our eyes locked, our breaths in sync, the silence louder than any confession And We Met Again (Story of Rudra and Shaivi) moves like an undercurrent- soft on the surface, impossible to ignore beneath it.@yourshivanisingh
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These stories are not autobiographical. They are not entirely fictional, either. Like most stories worth reading, they live somewhere in between. They were written by eight people who paid close attention to the world and then made things up in the gaps. The emotions are real. The places are real. The specific sequences of events and the named characters… those are ours alone, invented or transformed beyond recognition in the way that all writing eventually transforms its sources. Each writer here came to this collection with a different question burning in their chest. Some of us wanted to understand grief. Some of us wanted to understand ambition, or cowardice, or the strange mathematics of belonging somewhere. Some of us just wanted to tell a story that had been sitting with us for too long, taking up space. We did not set out to write for a particular kind of reader. We wrote for whoever might need what we were making… and trusted that such a person existed. If you are reading this, it seems that trust was not misplaced. A note on the title: it is a provocation, not a verdict. None of us believes our stories are bad. We believe the word “bad” has been used for too long to keep certain kinds of honesty out of certain kinds of rooms. We are reclaiming it the way you reclaim any word that has been used against you… by stepping inside it and refusing to flinch. Read in any order. Come back to whatever unsettles you. We will be here.— Dweep, Agam, Aarya, Shirin, Sujaag, Kuber, Arzoo & Maulik
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About the book These stories are not autobiographical. They are not entirely fictional, either. Like most stories worth reading, they live somewhere in between. They were written by eight people who paid close attention to the world and then made things up in the gaps. The emotions are real. The places are real. The specific sequences of events and the named characters… those are ours alone, invented or transformed beyond recognition in the way that all writing eventually transforms its sources. Each writer here came to this collection with a different question burning in their chest. Some of us wanted to understand grief. Some of us wanted to understand ambition, or cowardice, or the strange mathematics of belonging somewhere. Some of us just wanted to tell a story that had been sitting with us for too long, taking up space. We did not set out to write for a particular kind of reader. We wrote for whoever might need what we were making… and trusted that such a person existed. If you are reading this, it seems that trust was not misplaced. A note on the title: it is a provocation, not a verdict. None of us believes our stories are bad. We believe the word “bad” has been used for too long to keep certain kinds of honesty out of certain kinds of rooms. We are reclaiming it the way you reclaim any word that has been used against you… by stepping inside it and refusing to flinch. Read in any order. Come back to whatever unsettles you. We will be here. — Dweep, Agam, Aarya, Shirin, Sujaag, Kuber, Arzoo & Maulik
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"As the light of the New Year's celebrations fades away, a groggy & hungover neighbour is woken up to cries of distress. At the door is the eldest child of a close-knit family that lives nearby, drenched & distraught, pleading for help. Despite a splitting headache, the neighbour ventures to find out... only to find himself standing witness to a most horrifying start to the new year. A TRIPLE HOMICIDE. All the adults of the family—horrifically slaughtered. Witnesses? None but the three children who were sound asleep through the night. Private Investigator Maya Alexander is called on the scene, and soon, the rabbit hole only gets deeper & darker. WHO DID IT AND WHY? THE ANSWERS LIE – ‘BEHIND CLOSED DOORS’About The Author-
Jemimah Jonah is a Best-Selling multi-genre author known primarily for her debut crime paranormal thriller, Dark Retributions. Currently she is represented by The book bakers, India’s leading book representation agency. Jemimah holds an MBA in Business Analysis and a B.Tech in Genetic Engineering. She works as a business analyst at Comcast’s SKY UK division. Her writing journey began with award-winning short stories and poems, evolving into a passion for crime thrillers inspired by authors like Sidney Sheldon and Paula Hawkins. Her debut novel, Dark Retributions, published in 2020, quickly became a bestseller. Jemimah's second book, Behind Closed Doors, has been published with Papertown Publishers. Jemimah, who married on September, 2022, is currently working on her third book, her fantasy debut, Fated by fire. She resides in Chennai with her family and enjoys reading, watching Netflix, and spending time with loved ones.
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