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The Royal Swayamvar by MoonlitAlias
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Kashvi Roy has spent years auditioning for lead roles and walking away with everything but. So when one drunken night ends with her accidentally applying for The Royal Swayamvar-a nationally televised search for the future Crown Princess of India-she expects nothing. Certainly not an invitation. Desperate for the appearance fee and convinced she'll be eliminated in the very first round, Kashvi packs her bags, boards a flight to Delhi, and prepares for the world's shortest reality TV career. Crown Prince Reyansh Aditya Rajvansh has spent his entire life doing what the Crown demands. Hosting a reality show to choose his future wife is the first decision that's entirely his own. Or so everyone believes. As the cameras begin rolling, the nation falls in love with a modern-day fairy tale. But behind every smile, every challenge, and every carefully choreographed moment lies a truth no one sees coming. Because sometimes... The most unforgettable love stories don't begin with a first meeting. They begin with a second chance.
Where the Navy Found Her by PorcelainStorm
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He guarded a nation at sea. She fought battles nobody around her could see. She looked soft enough to break. He looked strong enough to survive anything. Yet somehow, he was the only one who noticed she was drowning
The sun's last chosen ( The Sunfall Saga #1) by MoonlitAlias
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Book One of the Sunfall Saga Every hundred years, the Trials choose ten. No one remembers why. Only that not everyone returns. When Lunaria Vale's name is called, she is thrust into a journey where every step demands a choice, every answer hides another secret, and every path leads deeper into the unknown. The farther she travels, the more impossible everything becomes. Ancient gods whisper. Old wounds refuse to stay buried. And a mysterious warrior looks at her as though she is the ghost of someone he cannot forget. Because some truths were never lost. They were hidden.