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Healing Her by diaryandfictiontale
diaryandfictiontale
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PAPERBACK AVAILABLE !! Her Series Book 1 Vihaan Singh Mehrotra A meticulous, arrogant, and dominant person both personally and professionally. The CEO of Mehrotra Industries. He hates being betrayed. He doesn't care about who and how the person is, he does everything in his power to destroy the one who betrays him. Marriage was never on his list but being a family man he agreed to an arranged marriage for the happiness of his family. He didn't have any weaknesses but SHE became his wife and his weakness he never wanted. Siya Shah A charming, introverted girl. A perfect daughter whom everyone wishes to have but not her parents. Being the eldest daughter of the family, she was pressured to have a perfect future to take care of her family. To build up a perfect future for her, her parents became strict but did care for their daughter but something happened and they stopped caring for her or more over ignored her more and took her as their responsibility. She craved for love her whole life. She wanted nothing but to be loved. She was broke and thought no one could heal her but HE did and became the person she always wanted in her life. (There is a reason I have kept these names, so no hate on names I guess)
The General's Contract Bride  by Luciagrace
Luciagrace
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The first time I met General Alexander Reeves, I thought he was exactly the kind of man women should run from. I was right. Just not for the reason I thought. We weren't supposed to be a love story. He was a thirty-two-year-old Supreme Commander with a reputation built on ice and military steel. I was a twenty-two-year-old nursing student desperately trying to keep my sick father alive. It started with a date. It quickly turned into a proposition. One year. Separate bedrooms. No interference in each other's lives. A marriage built entirely on duty and a five-year friendship between our fathers. It was the perfect contract. Completely foolproof. Except for one unwritten rule that neither of us understood until it was entirely too late. *Don't fall in love.* Some hearts just refuses to follow orders