She died once... betrayed by the people she trusted the most. 💔 Her last memory was simple. Blood on the marble floor. A cold voice. And the moment her world went dark. But fate had other plans. When she wakes up in another life, the memories begin to return slowly - fragments of a past she cannot explain. A palace. A crown. A betrayal she never saw coming. This time, she refuses to be the same girl who trusted too easily. This time... she will change her fate. But what happens when the man connected to her destiny appears again? Is he the reason she died... Or the reason she was brought back? In a world filled with secrets, power, and revenge... Can fate really be rewritten? ✨

Aira was just supposed to reach her editor on time. Instead, she stepped of a train that shouldn't exist. A station that looked like her city-but wasn't. People she knew-didn't know her. A world that felt strangely... like it had been waiting. And then there was him. A clockmaker who spoke like he already knew her. Who looked at her like this wasn't the first time they'd met. Who warned her: "You weren't supposed to get off the train ". But the longer she stays, the harder it becomes to leave. Because for the first time in her life - Aira feels like she belongs And leaving means forgetting him. Staying means losing herself. And somewhere between time, memory , and a love that refused to fade- She had to choose.

This is a love born from rivalry, pride, and years of unspoken feelings. Childhood enemies. Unconfessed love. One truth waiting to explode. They fight. They argue. They refuse to admit what's always been there. Because sometimes... the person you fight the hardest is the one you've loved the longest.

You know feeling of first love when you're too confused about your own feelings,that unfamiliar warmth,the sudden giddiness when they walk past you and even a single eye contact with them that barely lasts ten seconds can make your entire day...this book is just that. So if you're looking for a sweet desi highschool rom-com with a dash full of chaos and loaddsss and loaads of drama and unhinged banter then read this book and unfold the story of twelve teenagers as they navigate through friendship,love and life together.

She spent her entire life chasing freedom... A life beyond expectations. A life beyond limitations. A life that was finally within reach. Until fate intervened. He was a man surrounded by power... People respected him. People feared him. And very few truly knew him. Their worlds were never meant to collide. One belonged to melodies and dreams. The other belonged to silence and shadows. One spent her life running toward freedom. The other spent his life carrying the weight of power. They were parallels. Never meant to meet. Never meant to intertwine. But when circumstances beyond their control force their paths together, everything begins to change. Because sometimes the greatest battles are not fought with weapons. They are fought between duty and desire. Between freedom and responsibility. Between the life you want, and the life that chooses you. And sometimes, against all logic, two parallel lines find a way to meet. Will they become each other's greatest mistake? Or the one thing they never knew they needed? "Some stories are written by fate. Others are written by the choices we make when fate leaves us no choice at all."

He was a star adored by millions 🌟 she appeared like an unhealed wound. Ivara Malhotra wasn't just interviewing a young heartrob of the nation, Vansh Kapoor-she was reliving the old wounds of her heart. Years of Separation, Flashbacks of Love And Fates intertwined. A tale of Love, Crushes and Unexpected Reunions is all yours now.

Arjun Pattnaik arrives in Germany with a simple goal - finish his master's degree and quietly build a future for himself. Mira Mohanty never expected her peaceful life in Stuttgart to change when a new flatmate moves into the apartment. He's quiet, shy, and keeps mostly to himself. She's practical, independent, and focused on her own work. To save time, they make a simple arrangement: instead of cooking separately, they cook together. What begins as a practical routine slowly fills their small apartment with shared meals, winter evenings, and quiet conversations. And somewhere between laughter in the kitchen and long walks through cold German nights, they begin to notice something neither of them planned - each other.