When Suvarna Dhar was kicked out of the company she worked in because of a mistake someone else made, she was heartbroken and she ended up stumbling on a chai shop. But she didn't know that the sad day was going to be a good day, because the chai shop owner, Anshul Niranjan was a golden retriever who made it his life mission to make the gloomy girl smile.

Nushrat was the epitome of clumsiness and cuteness. Vardhan, was always calm and composed. And they lived just a window away. So when her family decided that he was an amazing man, and that he should be more than just a neighbour, their life changed. Because now, they were more than just a stranger across the Khidki (window). ✼　 ҉　 ҉　 ҉　 ҉　✼ [Age gap] [Vintage romance] [90s] [Fluffy]

[a desi college romance] Vijay and Nila have only one thing in common - they take the same bus at the same time everyday. What if this mere commonality steers their life into a whirlpool of uninvited feelings, wholesome conversations and unexpected connections, taking them on a ride they don't recall buying tickets for?

[ Featured on AmbassadorsIN, Ambassadors and Shortstory ] As Avani stepped into the cozy embrace of the bakehouse, little did she know that her love story was about to unfold, over a plate of cheesecake.

Continuation of Ishq Sufiyana.

Just as the title~ Check-List:- Desi Arranged Marriage ✅ Green forest ML✅ Mostly frustrated FL✅ Humor, cuteness, naughtiness AUR teasing ✅ Unique af ✅ Dominance ❌ Physical/ Mental Abuse (Excuse Meh-) ❌❌ I'm new to writing Rajasthani so koi galti hove toh maafi chahun.

"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 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!

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."