″We're different, Mr. Sabharwal. Let's not pretend otherwise.″ ″There's nothing to pretend, Parth. We're brothers, we share the same surname, the same blood runs through our veins. There's nothing that separates us except this wall of distance you've built around yourself.″ ″Same name, same blood but different upbringing. You were born with a silver spoon while I was left at the mercy of people who despised me. You were surrounded with all the lavishes I could only desire for while I had to fend for myself in ways you can never imagine. So yes, there's a world of difference between us, Mr. Sabarwal.″ ↭º↭º↭ Parth has not had a surname for as long as he could remember. At 23, he's the rising child actor turned bollywood star the cinephiles are rooting for. When faced with the pressure from casting directors to adopt a surname, he invented one. He went with Parth Anaam. Such was his despise for the name he was born with! But when circumstances push him back in a house with people who proudly flaunt the very same surname, he is left with no option but to go in survival mode for the next few months. Would these months only strengthen his hate for his supposed family or would the walls built on hate soften when faced with certain hopeful glances from little ones and a guiding light he had always dreamt of. ↭º↭º↭

Belonging was only the beginning. Josephine St. Claire thought the hardest part of her journey was adjusting to life without her mother, life with the family she was never meant to know. But as she settles into their world, guarded secrets and buried truths beg to come to surface. [Book Two in The Turning Seasons Series]

Betrayed by her own blood and murdered on a rainy night, Meera wakes up 1 months in the past-pregnant and married to the terrifying Nattamai of Sembur. Realizing the husband she feared is actually her greatest shield, Meera decides to play a deadly game. She wears the mask of a fragile, naive wife, manipulating her powerful husband's overwhelming devotion to crush the father and sister who killed her. As the fortress of Sembur locks down, her enemies believe they are hunting a lamb, unaware that they have walked into the den of a lioness who has turned the Nattamai's love into a lethal weapon.

West Side of the Story is a spinoff of What the Storm Left Behind, revealing how the boy readers first met as Grey Tanner's bully became the hero they later learned to love. Westley Harrison used to be Westbrook's golden boy, the star quarterback with the scholarship, the popularity, and the whole town cheering his name. But before he became the bully everyone hated, he was a grieving kid carrying the loss of the uncle who had always been his safest place and the guilt of believing that loss was his fault. With his father pushing him to be harder, stronger, and better than everyone around him, Westley buries the pain the only way he knows how. He turns it into anger. Into cruelty. Into power over someone who never deserved to become the target of everything broken inside him. Then his choices catch up with him. After the assault on Grey costs Westley his team, his scholarship, and the future he thought was already his, he's left facing the damage his grief and guilt caused. When his adult stepbrother Xander takes him in, Westley is forced to confront the truth behind the bully he became and decide whether he's brave enough to become someone better. This is West's side of the story. The side where grief and guilt turn a boy into a bully, accountability turns him toward healing, and becoming a hero starts with owning the hurt he caused.

She won't survive one day in the field." "Then train her until she does." Vihaan Malhotra - India's top undercover agent. Cold eyes. Brutal discipline. Zero patience. Her? A bubbly Punjabi kudi obsessed with burgers, drama, and doing absolutely everything except listening. After being blackmailed into joining a dangerous undercover mission, she's thrown under the training of the one man everyone fears. 5 AM runs. Combat drills. Weapons training. Punishments. AND LOOKS THAT COULD KILL But behind Vihaan's ruthless methods lies an obsession nobody knows about. The target of this mission isn't just another criminal. He's the reason Vihaan stopped being human a long time ago. Now trapped between deadly secrets, explosive chemistry, and a mission where one mistake means death... she's about to discover that the most dangerous thing around her isn't the enemy. It's her trainer.

Ivan has endured more pain, misery, and heartbreak in his fourteen years of life than most people do in a lifetime, all at the hands of a father who's given him nothing but hate and scars. Then his "father" dies in a tragic accident, and a DNA test reveals that his father isn't his father, he has a real family: a mother, a father, and four older brothers. His entire life has been a lie. And to top it all off, they're not just any family, they're the Morozov's. A name everyone has heard at least once in their lifetime. Wealthy, powerful, and untouchable across the globe. Can Ivan survive there world? Learn to trust and maybe even love? Or is this just another disaster waiting to explode?

For years, Kaden and West have survived on their own. No safety net. No home. No family to fall back on. Only the constant fight for money, shelter, and the right to exist. They were torn away once-lost in the chaos of a night no one talks about. Now, fate is pulling them back to the family they were never meant to find again. But broken pieces don't always fit back together the way they once did. Reunion promises hope, healing, and the chance to finally belong. Yet old wounds run deep, and the brothers they return to are no longer the boys they remember. Trust is fragile. Loyalty is tested. And forgiveness comes at a cost. Because while the family struggles to rebuild, something dark is watching. Waiting. Kaden and West's return has awakened an enemy who would rather see the family shattered than whole. Is a happy reunion even possible after everything that was lost? Or will the brothers be forced to face a new trial-one that could destroy them all? Some pieces were never meant to come back. And some truths are more dangerous than being broken.

A single night shattered their family, leaving only wreckage in its wake. Two brothers vanished, their mother and sisters send away, their empire shaken. Now, those who remain must fight to survive in the wreckage. Jordan and Dean have embraced the mafia, believing that power is the only way to keep what's left of their family safe. The stronger they become, the less anyone can take from them again. Wyatt, restless and defiant, refuses to be just another soldier in their war. He wants answers-about the past, about the brothers they lost, about the truth no one will say out loud. And then there's Luke, the youngest, trapped in a world he never chose. While his brothers fight to hold on, he dreams of a way out. Bound by blood, divided by choices, each brother fights his own battle. But in a world built on power, betrayal, and violence, one truth remains: the past never stays buried. And if they don't find a way to stand together, what little they have left may be lost forever.

Joseph spent six years running from the worst mistake of his life and from the half brother he left behind. Jake Carter is a cop, steady, disciplined, and everything Joseph isn't. After their parents died, Jake became the one constant in Joseph's life until one reckless night shattered their bond and sent Joseph running. Now, six years later, an unexpected reunion in a small California coastal town forces them both to face the pain they've spent years trying to bury. Joseph has built his life on charm, lies, and fast exits, but when trouble finds him again in the world of street racing, Jake is pulled back into the role he never really stopped carrying: the brother trying to save him. The Road Home is a gritty, emotional story about brotherhood, redemption, and the long hard road back to the people who never really stop being family.

He thought he was saving her. He was handing her to the wolves. Ten years ago, the eldest Sokolov brother made a desperate choice to protect his baby sister from the bloodbath of a mafia war. He paid her mother a fortune to take her far away and keep her safe, believing that a mother would do everything for their child. It was a secret he kept from his five brothers-a promise of protection that was supposed to be her salvation. But the money wasn't enough to buy a mother's love. Instead of safety, their sister was sold to the highest bidder-discarded into an abusive household where she spent a decade surviving a nightmare her brothers never knew existed. Now, ten years later, the truth has surfaced, and the girl they traded away has been found. She isn't the innocent child they remember. She is a hollowed-out survivor who looks at her brothers not as heroes, but as the men who paid for her disappearance. The Sokolov circle is finally whole again, but as the six brothers move to burn the world down for what was done to her, they must face the most brutal truth of all: The seventh scar was carved by their own hands.