Destined To Be Yours

Introduction

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This is a work of fiction.

Any references to historical events, real people, or real places are used fictitiously.
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Summary:

Rajkunwari Saya Singh: the niece of Maharaj Bir Singh Rajkunwar, the King of the princely state- Bhaddaiyan Raj of British India.
A girl who is every bit a Rajput princess, proud of her heritage and who doesn't bow down in front of anyone.

Geoffrey Berkeley: A young British soldier employed in the United Provinces. A man who upholds his ideals and his love for his country as most important.

Fates conspire for them to meet again.
Sparks fly, fiery words are exchanged and hidden feelings come to the surface.

But fates have never been too kind and this time around they have to cross through the hurdles of colonialism, ethical and cultural hatred, racial and religious divide, language barrier, resistance from those around them and a full fledged War of Independence to get to each other.

Will they be able to overcome all these hurdles to fulfill their incomplete story or will they submit to the fates and repeat their history?

Follow the story of forbidden love and passion of two star crossed lovers...
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This story is based in India and will focus more on Indian modern history and the tension during the fight for Independence. This book will only be focussing on the First War of Independence of 1857.

But before starting anything, I would like to emphasise on certain points:

1) I do not intend any offence to people of any caste, creed, nationality, religion, region, gender and ethnicity.

2) The story is fictional, well mostly so please don't get triggered by any incident that may hurt your beliefs.

3) I have taken the liberty of using the names of the actual Princely State and the King of that State. But there is no account of him having a niece.

4) I will do as much research as possible before writing this book as it focuses on a very sensitive period of Indian history but do keep in mind that this book is more of a romantic historical fiction. It focuses more on the feelings of the individuals than the historical events.

5) But that doesn't mean that I won't be stating the events for they are monumental in shaping the thought process and environment of the protagonists.