Amelia Hayden is busy senior at college with no time for boys, parties or fun. This all changes one Halloween night after she accidentally finds herself at the center of a cruel prank that sees her being offered up to the local legend, the Prince of Darkness, as his virginal bride. Believing the urban myth to be untrue Mia sets out to disprove it but is surprised when the Prince of Darkness turns up to claim his bride. Mia unexpectedly finds herself married to the handsome and mysterious Prince Luc. As Mia comes to terms with her new husband and martial vampire lifestyle she soon discovers that turning into a vampire has given her an unsettling ability to see the dead. When Mia starts seeing the ghost of her murdered sister-in-law, she begins a journey to uncover the truth about her murder and the dark secrets of Luc's past. #1 Vampire Book one of The Vampire Court Saga

Nidhi Balasubramanian was a strong minded, average South Indian nerd with big hopes and ambitions to become a nurse. She was very kind, down to earth and was never afraid to speak up for her rights. She worked in Sky and Stars, an after school community center for children. Nidhi had her fair share of crushes and first love, but it was always shattered by her intimidating, dominating, prettier and smarter twin sister Naina. Because of Naina, Nidhi was always self conscious about her looks and beauty. Nidhi was also a feminist who fought for gender equality. Randhir Shekhawat was half-south Indian, half-north Indian, his mother being Tamilian and his father a North Indian. He was the school's smartest and most popular guy reputed for his brains and his chauvinistic and egoistic nature. He never respected women and always thought them as inferior to men. He had problems of his own which led to his present attitude. When the duo get selected to be part of the Aspire team, will they manage to work together as a team? Will they get along and most importantly, can they deny the scorching heat and chemistry that they shared in each others presence? #267 in ChickLit as of 2/6/16 Cover Credits go to @Krazy_Kiran!

A South-Indian romantic tale of a couple, who fall in love with each other through the matrimonial site, but whose starsigns and families don't. A hot and spicy travel through the southern Indian tradition, flavours and customs, and not to mention the endless filter coffees and medu vadas. Read to know more