Completed Novel: can be purchased on Kindle as an eBook. Link is available on my bio. Shakthi was a beautiful, 25 year old Indian girl. She was a Chennaiite and was working as a Chartered Accountant. Her life was like a bed of roses until the day when her marriage was arranged with a complete stranger. But who is the man? Does he even deserve Shakthi? Leading their lives separately for years together, what will happen when they are put to live under one roof? Will they try and make their marriage work? What is it that doesn't allow them? In the process of making her husband believe in love, will she lose her faith in love? To know more, read I'm All Yours #1 in general fiction as on 22/03/2016

Radhika was never into the world of jewellery and dressing, she was concerned about her business suites and the professional pumps she put on for her meetings. The wedding rituals were as per their parent's concern and Radhika was like a moving mannequin dressed up in the heavy lehengas and diamond studded jewellery. Rihaan does the same. He was more like a male model wearing the Shervani and faking a smile at every click of the photographer. It was not like they don't like each other but the fact is that they never loved each other. They used to live in an aloof world of their own though there were people around them. It's the destiny that made them together and tied them in a knot of the wedding . We will see their life after the wedding in my story. Note: Not at all proof read. Scribbled without a single reading so, ignore the typos.

#29 in India #311 in friendship #5 in readers Choice # 112 in Indian story A boy and girl can't be friends.....typical indian thinking...... is it true???... or it's not????.... read to find out......

When Kalpana Jadhav was 9 year old, both of her parents died in a car accident, since then she was brought up by her Awesome Dadi Jadhav who lives in Gujarat. When she was in boarding school she became very close friends to Pakhi Arora ( Jadhav ) , whose parents also died when she was 9 years old. With that Kalpi’s Dadi took in Pakhi and decided to raise both Kalpi and Pakhi as her own showering them with equal love, understanding, tenderness and caring. 10 years ago, a young Raghav Singhania watched with his very eye his father being murdered by Sahil Kapoor. With nowhere to turn to, he and his mother ran. Now he’s back with one thing on his mind REVENGE against the Kapoors. With is best friend Sammy, by his side and his mother for support, he will do anything to bring the Kapoors to their knees before him and his mother. But what Raghav Singhanaia does not know, is that fate has another thing coming for him and her name is Kalpana Jadhav.

Meet Aradhana - a normal teenager, forced to marry her arch rival for her family's sake. She has her own dreams, thoughts and hold your breath - love! But she is married. So What can she do? Read to know! Here's a sneak peak! "Stop moving or you will regret it when I catch you," he threatened her in his deep voice. "Stop chasing and I will stop moving," she bargained. He sneered at her and said, straightening, "Fine, sit down. What is it you wanted to tell me?" She raised her nose in to the air and walked around towards him, proud. "See that wasn't so difficult, was it? Maybe you should-aaah!" The world spun crazily and the air left her lungs in an 'oomph'. Her shock lasted only for a second though and the next minute, she pushed him away from her, pinching him wherever she could find. He snarled and grabbed her wrists in his hands, throwing a leg over her flailing feet. God he was heavy! She grunted and grinned before biting hard on his shoulders. He pulled up, gaping at her with wide eyes. She gave him a smirk and pushed him off before clambering on his chest and straddling down. she twisted her wrists from his grip and grabbed hold of his taut wrists."Accept defeat," she demanded. He smirked and with shaming ease, he quickly grabbed both her wrists in one of his hands. He got up and she tightened her legs around his waist, spitting hair out of her mouth. "What are you doing?" she squeaked. "Insurance," he said, looking at her deeply and stopping at the door, letting her rest her back on it. "What do you mean insurance?" She snapped and looked up at him and tried to back away, her eyes widening at how close he was. She could see the brown flecks in his grey eyes. She could see them give way to his dark pupil. It was amazing!The blackness seemed to envelope her and she closed her eyes as his breath caressed down her cheek.