In life, there are certain people you shouldn't fall in love with. But the heart wants what the heart wants, right ?

Eshal Haleema X Malik Ahmed (Reverse grumpy X sunshine) (Arranged marriage) I never believed in love at first sight but damn did I lay my eyes in your beautiful brown ones , I no longer was the person of my own . You owned me and now it is my turn to own you with my love and dedication. Love at first sight ♥️ Ameera Ali X Ajwad Ahmed (Sassy girl X play boy) (Second chance) People don't believe in second chances but , what should I do? when all I want is to be in your embrace may it be second, third or countless chances..... I will end up coming back to you. Second chance 🤍 Nidha Haleema X Zahid Ahmed (Grumpy X sunshine) (Enemies to lovers) (Age gap) they say love at first sight but for me it was hate ,which gradually grew into a beautiful bond that, now I can't seem to distinguish between love and hate anymore. Enemies to lovers ❤️‍🔥 Ayesha Ali X Reehab Ahmed (Crackhead X sunshine) (Best friends to lovers) friendship is supposed to be platonic but what am I supposed to dowith these feelings,screw the bro code I am making you mine even if's against the code of conduct. Best friends to lovers 💕 Book 1 of undying series 📖 #2 in triller on july 16th 2024 #1 in triller on January 1st 2025 #3 in writer on January 24th 2025 Top 2 in Canada on 21st may 2025 Top 1 in Canada on 22nd May 2025 Top 1 in India on 29th July 2025

It all started with a tea post. Fun, quirky, and a little too clever for its own good. The anonymous page, simply titled "Spill the manuscript ," had a habit of dishing out scandalous truths about popular authors. At first, it was petty gossip-about a ghostwriter, who was faking book signings, who plagiarized fanfiction. The book community laughed, gossiped, and watched the follower count climb for the tea page. Until the first body was found. Three days after the page posted a scathing exposé on bestselling romance author , her body turned up in the nearby forest with her latest book on her chest . At first, it seemed like a sick coincidence. Then came another thriller writer accused by the page of manipulating his way onto the bestseller list. Three days later, he was found dead in his library with his latest book on his chest. By the time the third author died, the pattern was undeniable. A new post. Three days. A body. The book community panicked. Interviews were canceled. Signings were suspended. And still, "Spill the manuscript" kept posting. Fun. Quirky. Deadly. Each murder mirrored something mentioned in the post. Each post hinted at secrets no one should've known. And each victim was killed in a way that symbolized their work. The killer wasn't just spilling tea. They were scripting death. And with every sip, the countdown began again...