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All The Way We Burn by author_ashe
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Book- 2 of ABLAZE- The Queens Saga (can be read as standalone)
ASHES TO CROWNS (ON HOLD until july'26) by author_ashe
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Book-3 of ABLAZE- The Queens Saga (can be read as standalone) A Queen doesn't fall. She rises from the ashes. Vaidhriti Singhania was born to rule-The Phoenix of the business world. Founder of Singhania Industries, a storm in heels, a legend forged in grief and gold. Feared by many. Loved by few. Broken by one. Her world shatters when the man she trusted with her soul leaves her bleeding in a hospital bed-alone, divorced, and mourning the life they created. But queens don't crumble. They reign. With her chosen family by her side Vidhu rises. Stronger. Sharper. Unforgiving. She will burn the empire that betrayed her and build one twice as tall from its ruins. This is not a love story. This is a legacy. This is how a queen takes her crown back. Let crowns fall. Let kingdoms burn. For the Phoenix has risen. Book-2 of the Queens in Power Series (can be read as standalone)
Aitbaar (ON HOLD until july'26) by author_ashe
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Book-1 of ABLAZE- The Queens Saga (can be read as standalone) A letter he wrote was intercepted. A reply she never penned sealed her fate. They said the crown was hers, yet every glance questioned her worth. For years, Queen Kalyani endured the silence - of the court, of the people, of her womb. She stood beside her king with quiet grace, never once letting her heartbreak seep through the cracks in her smile. Until war took him away... and fate delivered a blow far crueler. When Yugraaj sent a letter from the battlefield, he poured into it a difficult truth - a second marriage bound by royal duty, not desire. But that letter never reached her hands. And the reply he received, etched with the words "Do what must be done", wasn't hers to give. It bore her seal. But not her soul. Now, as the palace celebrates his return with a new bride by his side, Kalyani sits alone - cloaked in red, carrying his child, and mourning a love neither dead nor alive. In a world ruled by patriarchy and politics, can love survive the treachery of those closest to them? Or will aitbaar - trust - be the final sacrifice made at the altar of legacy?