Book 2 The youngest of the Roy siblings, Zaara has always lived in the warmth of her brother's protection, especially Viren, whose love is both her greatest strength and her most formidable barrier. Now, as she dares to chase her own dreams, she finds herself standing at a crossroads: What happens when the one person she loves, admires, and cannot bear to defy becomes the very obstacle she must overcome? Determined to carve her own path, Zaara embarks on a journey that will test her courage, resilience, and the bonds of family. Along the way, she encounters two brothers, each carrying scars from a fractured past, their lives woven with secrets and silent heartbreak. As their paths cross, will the two lost brothers learn that letting go is the greatest act of love? Join the journey of Sunehri Lehrein, as the Roy siblings, Viren, Veer, and Zaara, step beyond their self-made boundaries and learn to live as a family of four, with Ahana Viren Arora joining their lives as the 'saviour' she is meant to be. Chapter 5: "How long do we have?" Veer asked, rushing to the driver's seat, exhaustion from his night duty evident, but his sister's dream mattered more. "17 minutes," Zaara whispered, bracing herself for his glare. He'd bury her alive for sure. "How far is the place, Miss Punctual?" he sighed, sarcasm lacing his words. "9 kilometers," she replied, sneaking a side-eye from the front seat. The car's engine roared to life "Impossible, in this Pune traffic?" Veer muttered, glancing at the ticking clock-16 minutes, 30 seconds left "Possible," came a voice from outside. Ahana appeared by his window, urging him out. "Bhabhi, aap? It's too risky-" Veer started, but Ahana slid into the driver's seat, taking control. "Bhabhi, this is showing 14 kms!" Zaara exclaimed, fear rising. "Shh, sit back and relax," Ahana said, her voice calm-unlike her driving, which tore through the streets like a cheetah unleashed.

Haseki Mihrişah Sultan Born an English Princess, the formerly named Jane Tudor was abducted by Crimean Tatars while traveling through Italy on her way home from fostering in Rome at the young age of fourteen. The young princess was sold to the Topkapi Palace, where she was given to the young Şehzade Suleiman as part of his harem when he went to Manisa. With her quick wit and silver tongue, she quickly gained his heart, and he married her with his father's permission in 1513 after the birth of their son, Ahmed. Now it's 1520, and everything will change as the Sultan dies, leaving Suleiman to inherit the throne. Traveling to Constantinople along with another of Suleiman's favorites, Mahidevran and her young son, Haseki Mihrişah Sultan will need to overcome adversity as she faces off against a new foe: Hürrem. (Formerly Suleiman's Precious Gem and The Precious Gem of Topkapi Palace) (Magnificent Century Fan Fiction) (Part of the Royal Ladies Series)

Elizabeth Grey is eleven, diabetic, and invisible in her own home. Her mother is cold, obsessed with wealth and status, and barely notices when Elizabeth skips meals or comes home pale and shaking. Her only comfort is a worn stuffed bird and the quiet corners she hides in at school-until even that safety starts to slip away. When her mother announces she's marrying a powerful man named Ethan Kingston, Elizabeth is forced into a new home with four unfamiliar boys and a father who rules with silence. She doesn't know what's worse: being alone... or being seen for the first time.

Luca Allard, a ten-year-old boy, has spent his life in the shadows of abuse, abandoned by those who should have cared for him. When a brutal incident lands him in the hospital with a broken arm, his world shifts in ways he never expected. In the sterile hospital room, Luca discovers a truth that seems too surreal to believe: he has six older brothers, each with their own dangerous world, but all united by one thing-a fierce, unwavering love for him. As Luca navigates the overwhelming shift from pain to the promise of safety, he must learn to trust the family he's always dreamed of, but never thought he deserved.