Samhita Maity, a historian, found excitement in discovering long-lost secrets of histories- a perfectionist in her work. However, there was one mysterious figure eluding her expertise-the exploration of the most celebrated king of ancient India, whose name resounded across the world. His unwritten and unfinished book...
This story is the continuation of PM&I. A clueless girl from a colonised country dies and reborns 500 years back. She wasn't reborn as any commoner but as the fourth wife of the handsome crown prince who was about to become a king and be killed by his own people. Will she be able to change the fate of her King as well...
Amidst the opulence of Baghdad, Miraal, renowned for her beauty and lavish lifestyle, faces an unexpected destiny. Tragedy strikes as the King and her beloved brother fell victim to a brutal murder, compelling her to reluctantly ascend the throne. With her lack of experience, and cultural requirements she finds hersel...
Her birth was a mystery. Still, she was the favorite princess of her kingdom. Her innocence, kindness, beauty, and dance were what make people like her. Her beauty was something that makes every man wants her to be his. But she was his at very first glance and after waiting for years he is here to take her where she b...
This story can be read standalone. Anamika, the first wife of yuvraj(Crown Prince) Pratap Singh Rathod saw in her dream that all her maids are in a hurry to complete her dressing so that she could attend the puja(Prayer) with her husband. The puja meant for her to get pregnant or shall I say the puja meant for the he...
(Book #1 of Battle series) His eyes blazing with a rare fire. His grasp on her hand was tight enough to leave a bruise, his sword inches away from her neck. "Where are you trying to go, my love?" he whispered dangerously in her ears She gulped nervously for all she can see was the sword which could prick her skin any...
Chuda meaning "bundle of hair" and Mani meaning "jewel" is an ornament worn by Queens in ancient times in the centre of their head. This headwear held a lot of importance in one's life as it symbolised their marital status. There have also been quite a few references in epics like Ramayana and Mahabharatha on importa...