• [ Bayside Series || Book 1 ] • The People's actress. Global icon. India's princess. The world had numerous monikers for Kiara Mathew and she wore each one with honour. If there were three adjectives to describe her, it would be resilient, tenacious and infallible. She worked hard to establish herself in the film industry and strived equally as hard to elevate those around her. But no good deed goes unpunished so with no shortage of enemies, every day was a wild ride and she took each adventure in stride. Always kicking hard to stay afloat- that is, until she met someone who showed her how to swim. Hollywood's golden boy. International superstar. America's sweetheart. The world had bestowed Chris Evans with countless praises, none of which felt authentic to him. Sure, he was generous, talented and not entirely horrible to look at but he was also defiant, thoughtful and passionate. Constantly engaged in what felt like a meaningless search for some semblance of heart and soul- that is, until he met someone who showed him what it meant to be free. Love has the unflinching ability to make you feel like both a fool and a genius. It all depends on how you wield it- tool or salvation?

• [ Bayside Series || Book 2 ] • An open book for all to read but none to keep. Living a life that was chosen for her, Alia Kohli was a beautiful bird trapped in a gilded cage. Tradition and expectations were the shackles around her ankles, clipping her wings with the weight of their burdens. As a doctor, her greatest gift was the ability to heal so what else could she do when a broken man was thrust into her life? An enigmatic host of contradictions no one had managed to decipher. A lawyer hell bent on breaking the law. A man of logic inclined to act on emotions. A master manipulator and businessman with fierce loyalties. Trevor Antony disguised a world ruled entirely by strict regimens and discipline with a carefree mask. But she saw right through it, cutting straight to his core and stealing his heart along the way. In love, it's not the grand gestures or meaningless words that matter- it's the little things that make all the difference.