✨️Coming soon... in a few months!!!✨️ A story about quiet loneliness, unexpected family, chaotic friendships, and a girl who learned how to live without asking for more. But sometimes, life brings back the people you stopped expecting. And sometimes, strangers share your blood. Alizay Raima Alamgir is seventeen, and her world has always been small, quiet, and carefully held together. She lives with her paternal grandparents in a house filled with warm meals, protective prayers, and gentle love. They spent years trying to fill the emptiness left behind by others, yet some spaces in her life remained untouched. She has seen her parents her whole life, but never truly known them. Her memories are made of glowing screens, paused smiles, and photographs that looked more like performances than family. Her mother chose a life far away, while her father stayed distant, unable to build a bond with the daughter who reminded him too much of a past he could never forget. And then there are her half brothers. Older, unfamiliar, living lives that never included her. To them, she is simply their father's daughter. Nothing more. So Alizay grew up in a smaller world by choice. Relatives stayed distant. Cousins became strangers. Her life settled quietly into a safe circle made of her grandparents, her best friends Zeeniya and Sana, and herself. That was enough. Until the house begins to fill again. One by one, relatives arrive with laughter, noise, and unfamiliar familiarity. And then the people she has only ever known from a distance finally step into her reality. Her father. Her brothers. Not through a screen, but standing right in front of her. And for the first time, Alizay finds herself caught between being a stranger and belonging to a family she never truly had.

The Half sister of Sooryavanshi

" Mujhe apna ghar miljata hai tujhme " Home isn't an address or a set of walls. It's someone who makes you feel like you belong... And sometimes it's just that one person who feels safe enough to argue with... and still stay the same. Two twins. One got the legacy, the luxury, the spotlight. The other got declared dead before he could even open his eyes properly. Tough luck. He somehow survives, accidentally finds comfort in the one man who was supposed to eliminate him (ironic, right?)... and just when life starts feeling almost stable... boom. Snatched again. Because in this family, secrets are inherited faster than property.

Raza Ahmed is an ambitious, career-oriented artist who has a goal to achieve. His focus is on creating a legacy as a painter that the world will remember for years and years. He is loved and pampered by his family since childhood being the younger kid. Alifya Sultan is a woman who is fiery, loyal and someone who refuses to bend down in front of people when they do wrong. She has developed this personality even after growing up in a family who treated her harshly all her life. She is the elder daughter of the house. The moment they are thrown under one roof, they banter, they clash but behind all this chaos is an unspoken connection, one she admires from afar and he has secretly cherished. The connection of an unknown artist she admires and a known admirer he cherishes. He left her alone in an unknown city on the next day of their marriage. She decided to remain loyal for the sake of Allah because His decisions are the best of all. Their marriage started with misunderstandings, will they be able to resolve it or will their life remain the way it begun?

"She grew up with chaos all around, so the only desire she had was peace," Marriage was not necessarily in her plans, but life doesn't always go as per your plans. She had other plans, but God had already written something for her, and as the Quran states " they planned but Allah also planned, and Allah is the best of planners"(8:30). she hopes for true love, but will she ever find true love in this fake-materialistic world?? -------------------------------------------------- "I yearn for a home that isn't just a house, but a feeling I can hold onto" He avoids women, doesn't give them any attention, He's waiting for the right woman, who'll capture his heart, the one who's been written in his destiny. Quran (93:5) "And your lord will give you so much so that you will be satisfied". will he find the woman written for him? Will his patience be worth the wait? ---------------------------------------------------------------- Will fate orchestrate a meet between the two souls? How will their hearts intertwine? will she recognize the depth of his character? will he be captivated by her, is she the woman he's been waiting for? . . A story of Trust, Love and the healing of hearts. A standalone book.

An intense, emotional cricket drama about a hidden talent stepping out of a legendary shadow. Facing brutal team overhauls and crushing expectations, a young prodigy must fight for his own identity.

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From Nafs to Noor is a quiet yet intense journey of two souls standing at opposite ends of belief, restraint, and desire. She believes freedom is living without limits-answerable to no one, guided only by impulse. Faith feels distant, unnecessary, almost suffocating. Her world is loud, fast, and driven by the nafs, where emotions are weaknesses and attachment is a loss of control. He, on the other hand, lives a life shaped by discipline and silence. His faith is not something he announces, but something he breathes. Every step he takes is measured, every choice weighed against the pleasure of Allah. Calm surrounds him, not because life is easy, but because his heart knows where it belongs. When their paths cross, nothing dramatic happens at first-no declarations, no promises. Only an unease. A presence that lingers. Questions that refuse to stay buried. Something unspoken begins to shift, not outwardly, but deep within. As days unfold, both are tested in ways they never anticipated. Hearts are stirred, intentions are challenged, and boundaries are questioned. What feels like attraction slowly reveals itself as something far heavier-a trial. Because not every connection is meant to be pursued, and not every feeling is meant to be followed. This is not a story where love is easy, nor one where people save each other. It is a story where hearts are confronted, where nafs resists and noor calls softly. Where guidance comes in unexpected forms, and where choosing Allah demands sacrifice, patience, and restraint. Nafs and Noor explores the unseen battles-between desire and obedience, between what the heart wants and what faith demands. It asks a quiet but powerful question: When emotions rise and faith is tested, what will you choose? The answers are not loud. They are hidden in silence, in dua, in loss, and in surrender. To truly understand this journey, one must walk it-page by page. Please read the full book to uncover what remains unseen.

𝐙𝐞𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐲𝐚 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐮𝐟 𝐃𝐮𝐫𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐢, 18-year-old, is forcefully married to the 𝐒𝐡𝐞𝐡𝐫𝐢𝐲𝐚𝐫 𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐧 𝐁𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐤𝐳𝐚𝐢, 30, eldest heir of her family's sworn enemy. The nikkah happens with them in different rooms. They have never seen each other before, their faces are still unknown to one another. For him, this marriage isn't love. It's revenge. A boy from the girl's family, her creepy cousin, tried to harass his sister. So he took revenge by kidnapping the girl and forcing her into marriage. When the ceremony finishes, his voice turns cold as he orders his men... "𝐈𝐧𝐡𝐞𝐢𝐧 𝐝𝐨𝐨𝐬𝐫𝐢 𝐠𝐚𝐚𝐫𝐢 𝐦𝐞𝐢𝐧 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐢 𝐥𝐞 𝐣𝐚𝐨." (𝘛𝘢𝘬𝘦 𝘩𝘦𝘳 𝘵𝘰 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦𝘭𝘪 𝘪𝘯 𝘢𝘯𝘰𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘳 𝘤𝘢𝘳.) Two cars drive into the dark night. A few moments later, a loud explosion breaks the silence. Shehriyar's car bursts into flames and is completely covered in fire.

Haya had plans. Plans to study, to dream a little longer, and maybe... to fall in love with the man she was engaged to. But sometimes, life changes before you have the chance to understand why. When her engagement is unexpectedly called off, the whispers begin. Relatives have questions, neighbours have opinions, and her family has only one concern-their honour. Within days, Haya is married to her older cousin. Zaid. A man she has feared since childhood. Quiet. Disciplined. Uncompromising. The kind of man who believes every problem has a right way to be solved. And Haya has never been that kind of person. Forced into a marriage neither of them asked for, they begin a life together carrying nothing but misunderstandings, resentment, and expectations. To Zaid, Haya is immature, stubborn, and unwilling to accept her responsibilities. To Haya, Zaid is another prison she never chose. But the longer they live under the same roof, the harder it becomes to hold on to first impressions. Because people are rarely who they seem. And perhaps the greatest mistake isn't judging someone... It's never asking for their side of the story. His Wife is a slow-burn arranged marriage romance about misunderstood people, unspoken grief, family expectations, and discovering that sometimes the person standing on the other side of your anger is carrying wounds you never noticed.