"Money can't buy love." Could be True. But Money can definitely buy an unlimited data pack, Netflix subscriptions, Two half-plate pav bhaji( Two half mein one se zyada milta hai:}) and that in-trend Denim Jacket. What's the need for love when you can have all this? Well, having this above mindset- Noor, known as Norah is forced to collide with a Sanskari Man( or so he appears) and his brothers, just for his inheritance. Just for his Money. Just for Business... Right? PS:- The book contains mature themes and mature language with a gut-gripping twist!

A fierce wrestler trapped in a cage of tradition. A quiet husband who chooses to stand by her side. As Adithya fights for her dreams, Anand proves that love isn't about control-it's about having someone in your corner. Always.

A sequel (more like epilogue) to Bawri Si. If the imagination isn't over, how could the story be? Following the same statement, here's the mature sweet-crisp follow up to Ajuni and Alex! Heads-up, It's a mature content!

Meenakshi. Her life turned upside down with one accident, she lost her future along with her father in the accident? She was thrown into a hell called "marriage" at a tender age of ten. She became an unpaid maid for her so called family and was stuck in a loveless marriage with an ignorant husband. Will she continue to suffer? Or Will something change in her life?

What happens when a young Canadian professor gets kidnapped in a moment and is married to a spirited Bihari girl in the next? And not just any Bihari girl, but Ajuni Sharma, the 'ghar ki musibat' all her life. He's already struggling with Hindi; she's only spoken Bhojpuri her entire life. Set in the times of 1980's, Can love bloom in amidst chaos and cultural clashes? PS:- The book's inspired by a movie tilted as "Atrangi Re."