•Ishita the oldest daughter in law. Abhimanyu Thakur's wife. They both have been married for three years and have a one year old baby boy. Ayaansh Thakur. Ishita belonged to a middle class household. She was in her graduation when she got married to Abhmanyu. They married because of the treaty between their grandfathers but they tried their best to make each other comfortable in the relationship. •Geetika the second daughter in law. Hardik Thakur's wife they married two years ago. Geetika and Hardik were friends since collage and everyone predicted they would get married one day. Their families had already made preparations for their wedding when they were still in collage. •Saanvi the youngest. Laksh Thakur's wife. They married one year ago. Saanvi and Laksh use to work together and even though they worked for three years together, their marriage was arranged by some mutual relative. -This story is about the inner politics of the rich families of India. The Thakur's are one of the royal family in India. They own many companies, hotels, hospital all over the world and they are friends every high class household in the nation. This story brings you them spice and drama that goes on between the young married rich couples and their rival families- RANKS #1 Brides (24March 2023) #2 family-drama (24 March 2023) #5 desi (24 March 2023)

When the war started. We helped. We fought. Soon the humans were gone. Wiped out by us. But not before making a weapon that doomed us long after they disappeared. They invented 'Pithrax'. It killed most of us. The few that survived were hunted down, taken control of, passed around like property. Now we run, hiding in the shadows, the idea of getting caught is our own real nightmare. They took my Mum. They stole my sister. Now I run alone. I am Cecil. And I'm the last female. ****************** *WARNING: this story is based on a very animalistic future. The characters in this book are more wolf than human and act as such. This is an EROTIC SHIFTER NOVEL. So it has; mature, sexual, dark elementals and language*