Some love stories don't fall apart with loud fights or dramatic betrayals. They slip quietly - through pauses that last a little too long, through words that are never said, through assumptions that feel safer than asking the truth. Priya has spent most of her life learning how to take up less space - less attention, less expectation, less hope. Even when life begins to change, even when something good finally finds her, a part of her still waits for it to leave. Sandeep, on the other hand, believes love should be visible. Measurable. Obvious. Something you can test, confirm, be sure of. But what happens when love doesn't look the way you expect it to? When silence is mistaken for indifference. When distance is mistaken for disinterest. When two people feel deeply - but understand each other poorly. This isn't a story about love fading. It's about how easily it can be misunderstood... and how quietly it can almost be lost.

Izzah Masood, the rebellious daughter of powerful politician Kamran Masood, has only one goal in life: to become a successful heart surgeon. After her father refuses to send her abroad for her master's degree, Izzah devises a plan to escape Khiyamabad and pursue her dream in a different country. As part of her plan, she gets into a relationship with Hamzah Qazi, the son of her father's rival. Unexpectedly, Hamzah and Izzah turned out to have a lot more in common than expected. They also discovered that they both shared the same ambition in life, and that they both hated politics and wanted to escape their fathers' influence. Soon, Hamzah started meaning more to Izzah than just a plan. The more Izzah spends time with Hamzah getting to know him, the less she sees him as a pawn in her plan and more as a partner. Hamzah surprises her, changing his significance in her eyes. While her relationship with Hamzah continues to bloom under her father's nose, Aadi Masood-nephew of Kamran Masood and cousin of Izzah Masood-makes an appearance in her life, threatening to sabotage her plans. Moth To The Flame is a mystery/thriller with romance as subplot.

They loved hard, fought harder, and broke quietly. Ryan and Hannah were supposed to last - the kind of love that survives slammed doors, sleepless nights, and promises said in the dark. But love, as they learned, doesn't always fade in one clean motion. Sometimes it unravels, thread by thread, until you wake up beside someone you no longer recognize. After years of trying to fix what was already gone, Hannah walked away. Ryan stayed - until the silence between them became too heavy to bear. Years later, Ryan has rebuilt his world. A new home. A wife who makes him laugh. A baby boy who carries his smile. He's finally found peace in the wreckage. But when Hannah reappears one morning, holding all the words she never said, both are forced to face the truth: love doesn't die - it changes. And sometimes, the hardest part isn't losing each other. It's learning to live with what remains.

Book 1 ── .✦ Eshal stood up slowly, her fingers brushing the edge of the table, and Zavian's heart clenched as he watched her. Her eyes were glossy with unshed tears. She didn't look at him-couldn't look at him. "Mujhe chalna chahiye," she said quietly. Zavian shot up from his seat. He reached out, his hand trembling as he grabbed her wrist. "Nhi, Eshal. Yeh yun khatam nhi ho sakta. Aise nahi..." His voice cracked. Eshal stiffened as she stared at the place where his hand held her. She tried to pull away, but his grip tightened, and for a brief moment, their eyes locked. She wanted to stay so badly, to throw herself into his arms. But she couldn't. "Yeh khatam ho chuka hai, Zavian," she whispered, her voice breaking as she forced the words out. Zavian's chest tightened painfully at her words. His breath hitched, and before he could stop himself, he was sinking to his knees, still holding onto her wrist. "Nahi, Eshal. Aapke bina meri zindagi ka koi wajood nahi." Tears blurred his vision as he looked up at her. Eshal's own tears fell as she looked down at him-her hand trembling in his. She wanted to hold him, to tell him that she loved him, but the words wouldn't come. Her hand shook as she placed it over his, her fingers gently prying his grip away from her wrist. Zavian looked up at her, his face filled with agony, as if her touch had shattered something deep inside him. He didn't want to let go. "Eshal, aapko khuda ka waasta hai..." he whispered again, his voice desperate. Eshal closed her eyes, her heart breaking and in one gentle motion, she let go of his hand as she took a step back. Zavian's eyes widened, his breath came in ragged gasps as he watched her, his heart shattering into a million pieces. But Eshal didn't turn back. She walked away, leaving Zavian kneeling there, broken and crying, his tears falling like rain, soaking the last remnants of their love.

When a world-renowned Black surgeon Dr. Amara Blake finds a bruised, shivering four-year-old boy abandoned behind a dumpster, her instinct is immediate-save him. She has no idea that the quiet, broken child she's nursing back to life is the missing heir of Sergei Mikhailov, a ruthless Russian mafia don with a blood-soaked past and billions at his command. As Amara and little Nikolai form an unbreakable bond, Sergei's desperate search leads him straight to her door-and to a woman whose strength, warmth, and unapologetic grace challenge everything he thought he knew about power and love. But the past is never far behind. As danger creeps closer and secrets unravel, Amara and Sergei must confront the darkness threatening their fragile new world. What begins as protection becomes devotion, and what starts in survival ignites into something neither of them expected: a love powerful enough to rewrite their futures. Beneath Her Grace is a gripping, slow-burn romantic drama about healing, redemption, and the kind of love that makes even the most dangerous men kneel. #1 in Russian

Book Description: In the heart of a prestigious college, In a world where love is tangled by jealousy,secrets and betrayal, four lives collide in a dark, obsessive web of emotions. Arvi is a type of girl who always tries to stay out of the drama. Her life changes when she is unexpectedly admitted to the same prestigious college as her fiancé, Abhyansh, and his best friend, the charming but ruthless bully, Ransh Abhyansh, though arranged engaged to Arvi for his family, harbors a secret resentment towards her. He can't stand the idea of being tied down and hides his engagement from his friends , especially when his feelings for Arvi's best friend, Ridhi, begin to stir. Ridhi, unaware of Abhyansh's growing desire for her, only sees him as a friend, and is instead consumed by the attention Arvi's presence brings. Meanwhile, Ransh-once a carefree bully who thrived on teasing others-finds himself inexplicably drawn to Arvi not knowing she is his best friend's fiance . he begins to see her as a challenge to claim. As emotions spiral out of control, Arvi must navigate the tumultuous relationships with Abhyansh, Ransh, and Ridhi, all while trying to keep her own heart safe from the chaos. But the deeper she delves into this toxic world, the harder it becomes to escape the suffocating grip of secrets, love, jealousy, and desire. "Interwined Obsession" is a dark romance that explores the dangerous power of unrequited love, manipulation, and betrayal. In this twisted tale, love is never simple, and passion is never without consequences. Can Arvi and Ridhi find a way to survive the storm of emotions swirling around both of them, or will they become another casualty of love's darker side?

Ava loves Florian. But Florian is never alone in his own head. Diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder, he shares his everyday life with a cast of unpredictable-and often dangerous-characters: from a misogynistic douchebag to an overly lucid professor, a child, a singer, a female version of himself... and a psychopath. Ava tries to love him as a whole. To navigate the absences, the silences, the lies, and the bursts of violence. She believes in redemption, stability, and the possibility of an "us." But every day, reality cracks a little more. Florian stops taking his meds. Florian lies. And maybe it's not even Florian speaking anymore. Torn between love, illusion, and survival, Ava holds on however she can, while the man she loves gets lost in a mental labyrinth where nothing feels familiar anymore.

"Pain. Searing pain. Her eye was burning, her face was on fire, and her only thought was of Zuko." Soulmates can feel each other's pain, and by Agni, do Mai and Zuko have a lot of it.

She never chose this marriage. He never wanted it. One drowns his nights in alcohol. The other clings to her faith, holding on when everything around her threatens to break. Living under the same roof becomes a battle of endurance, of pain and silence. But when fate delivers an unexpected turn, everything begins to change. Regret stirs. Hearts shift. And what began as suffering slowly transforms into something neither of them saw coming. WALIJA is a story of faith, love, and redemption - a journey from heartbreak to healing, proving that even the deepest wounds can bloom into mercy, forgiveness, and forever.

She had stayed unmarried a little longer than her family's liking but she was never going to settle. She was ready to wait, until she met the one she felt was the right one for her. In a traditional family that only married off their children to what they were used to, she dared to be different. She dared to break her family's tradition by hanging on to one similar thing between him and her, ISLAM. He was nothing like her, except that he was just as practicing as she was. She had never been a football fan, but when the footballer comes into her life, she is exposed to a very different life, nothing like what she had imagined her life to be like. Read the journey of Aqsa and Youssef to find out how it goes down!!! TRIGGER WARNING: Story may contain racism and Domestic Violence #2 on #athlete on 9th June 2020 #3 on #Islamiclovestory on 12th June 2020 #1 on #premierleague on 18th July 2020 #2 on #halal on 14th September 2020 #2 on #islam on 25th September 2020