Alisha already has three problems in life: 1. She is overweight 2. She is nearing her thirties 3. She is still single To overcome the 3rd problem, her family brings in a marriage proposal, only to see it turning out to be Alisha's 4th and the biggest problem - she now has to get engaged to a rude man who constantly fat shames her just like the rest of the society. Will Alisha get to escape this marriage? Will she finally get the transformation she yearns for and learn to love herself? Will she ever find that thing called 'true love'?

Maya comes from a Sri Lankan background. She is brought up in America but she is still judged by her culture and brown skin in some circumstances. Maya is a hardworking artist and is searching for her soulmate out there. James is searching for a girlfriend. But he has specific preferences when it comes to finding the perfect partner. He wants a white woman who will compliment him and his family. What happens when James and Maya goes on a blind date in the dark to meet for the first time? What happens when he sees her true color despite the great chemistry they actually have on their date until the lights go on?

Introverted Ilhaam is a hopeless romantic waiting for her own love story, but somehow has come to believe that no man will ever truly love her because of one feature that she is very insecure about - being BROWN-SKINNED. Will Ilhaam meet the man of her dreams? Will she overcome her unending insecurities? Above all, will she learn to love herself? ------- B.O.A.T is more than just a cliche romance. It is a story that revolves around a real social issue - COLORISM, which for years has tormented many people's lives, including mine. I've tried my best to portray the struggles of a brown-skinned girl as it is, which sometimes might look too exaggerated and negative for some readers. Of course, I could've written about a girl who finds comfort and loves her skin tone right from chapter one (because who doesn't like to read about a confident heroine, right?), but I didn't want to sugar-coat anything. This is a story about heartbreak, fighting through your insecurities, falling down, picking yourself up, and learning to love yourself without the need of validation from a man. Try reading it :) You'd love it ♥️ ----- WINNER - Sri Lankan Writers' Awards 2020 (15-09-2020)

1750 BC, Ancient Sumeria: When her home city is conquered by a notoriously cruel prince, Eliana's world is torn apart. Things go from bad to worse when he chooses her beloved sister for his concubine. ** This story was written around five years ago and subsequently had some parts unpublished while I put it out into the world on Amazon. It's been around for a while now so I decided it was time to republish the whole thing on here. Enjoy!

When you are fighting for the freedom of your people, falling in love with your enemy is not a great idea. Or is it? Ayla has to defend her castle and her people all on her own, with nobody to help her but a dark warrior she hates with all her heart.