Sometimes, the most powerful promises are made long before we understand their meaning. Separated by time and distance, two childhood friends drift apart, each holding onto memories and unsent letters that carry the weight of a bond neither has forgotten. Years later, fate leads them back to a quiet, cozy bookshop - a place where past and present gently collide. As old wounds begin to heal and new feelings bloom, they discover that some promises, no matter how long unspoken, never truly fade. A tender story of rediscovery, healing, and the timeless magic of childhood promises.

In Unspoken Ties, Shreeja navigates confusing emotions and unspoken connections with Ruhaan and Anirudh . From quiet glances to chaotic encounters, she finds herself in a web of silent tension and awkward charm-learning to stop chasing love and instead wait for the one who chooses her, truly.

This is a book I wrote one day when I was feeling down after seeing that my friends went out without me. It is not all true but it is for people who have experienced something similar or who have done something like this so that they can see the other persons perspective.

"Fuck you, Springs" - he spats. "In your dreams, Henderson" "How'd you know?" - he replies, with a smirk on his face. Jade Springs only has one goal in her life -make it to 20. She keeps to herself -quiet ,guarded and far more comfortable in books and playlist than in real life .Friends ?Not really .Happines?Debatable . James Henderson is her complete opposite. Loud ,outgoing and always putting others first-even at his expense. They can barely stand each other . But when their two closest friends Avery and Xander keep dancing around their obvious feelings for each other,James and Jade strike a deal: work together to finally get them to confess. Simple enough!..in theory ... Because somewhere between shared plans ,constant bickering and way to much "unwanted " time together,Jade and James start to realize something neither of them excepted - They might be setting themselves up instead. *perfect for "better than the movies" lovers! *

"Seriously you've dated the same guy since freshman year!" He asks astonished. I nod my head. "So, you've only kissed one guy?" I laugh. "Why does everyone always ask that?" Izzy Gavins has only dated one guy; has only ever kissed one guy. Everyone tells her to live her life and to have fun. She does have fun, Tyler makes her happier than anyone she's ever met. Tyler Lochner flunked sixth grade and had to repeat it. Sometimes God works in mysterious ways. If that hadn't happened he wouldn't have gotten to go through high school with the one girl he's ever loved. It's their last summer before college and they're not going to let any minute go to waste. At least that's what Tyler thought till Izzy started having doubts about their relationship. Maybe everyone is right, maybe she's holding herself back to fit into Tyler's lifestyle. Maybe she needs a break to work on herself. One thing Tyler hates is the not knowing, for him they're either together or not. Everyone says change is a good thing, but what if it's not? Because this change hurts like hell. Cover art by @JankyFluffy