A 2019 Watty Winner. For fans of Allison Pataki and Philippa Gregory, THE NYMPH OF VERSAILLES is based on the true story of Madame Montespan's rise and fall at the court of King Louis XIV. Being the Sun King's mistress is a coveted position in a court full of greedy courtiers vying for power and Athénaïs de Montespan won't let anything stand in the way of her stealing the king's heart-not even poison. When the king's interest in his mistress Louise begins to wane, Montespan sees the position as a possible escape from her husband's mounting debts and loveless marriage. Her strained friendship with Louise doesn't stop her from charming the king. However keeping his heart is tricky in a court full of plotting beauties eager to have him for themselves, especially with her jealous husband bent on ending her seduction. Then her children's governess becomes an unexpected rival for the king's heart and the only woman who can contend with Montespan. With the court swirling with rumors of poison, Montespan finds herself caught in the web of accusations. Her position with the king begins to crumble as she fights to hold on to the life she's built. Without the king's love, she fears she will lose everything as she falls from grace.

Now available as audiobook on Audible India. Scarlet Ray and Evan Parker are polar opposites of each other. She is a bubbly bakery-owner while he is a workaholic businessman. She is a hopeless romantic while he has no time for love in his busy life. She is an optimist who believes in the healing power of a warm smile. He is a realist who has a permanent frown etched on his face. She has never been in a relationship before while he is a widower and a single parent. So what what will happen when these two totally different people will be stuck with each other in a loveless marriage? Will Scarlet ever succeed in melting the ice between Evan and herself? Let's find out. -------- #6 in Romance (18-04-20) #4 in Romance (19-04-20) #3 in Romance (20-04-20) #1 in Romance (05-05-20)

"Mene tumhe chetaavni di thi, par tumne suna hi nahi" Krishna said boringly. "Who's Chetna? College me nai aai hai kya? Is she beautiful?" Jignesh asked confused, while Naman was putting dettol on his wounds. "Stupid, chetna nahi chetaavni. Means warning" Sanjay scolded. "Wah wah kya baat hai, iss krishna ki shuddh hindi ka asar dikh raha hai sanjay bhai pr" Jithin said in disbelief. "Bulao bulao ekta kapoor ko. Audition karwao bhai ka" Happy laughed at his own joke but ended up wincing on his own wounds. "Lekin...Yogi kahan hai?" Naman asked when he didn't find yogi in the room. "SHIT" Jithin shouted. "Nahiiiii....kahin..." jignesh couldn't complete his sentence due to the panic building up in his body. But krishna completed his sentence with the same smile you will always find on his face, because he knew everything "Kahin tum log yogi ko wahin to nahi bhool aae? Akele?" Krishna laughed. But others were in pure horror.... "Krishna tu aisi situation par kaise hans sakta hai?" Happy scolded him. But Krishna neither explained himself nor he stopped laughing, he just took his flute and started playing his same soothing melody. A Desi AU where.... Lord Krishna comes on earth to turn some junglee animals into Humans. Those junglee animals are none other than.... BTS/Bigdel Toli Shareef... Jungkook as Jignesh Jimin as Jithin Hoseok as Happy Yoongi as Yogi Seokjin as Sanjay Namjoon as Naman... Kim Taehyung as Lord Krishna😉 Along with their heroines. Ofcourse. Genre: Romantic. Comedy. Supernatural. Mythological. Discontinued....sorry🙇‍♀️ Warning: If you don't know basic hindi, then i suggest you to not read it. This book will contain Hindi, Shuddh Hindi, Tapori Hindi, vulgar Hindi and many other types of Hindi in existence along with English. Typical words will be converted in english alongside for understanding. Posted: 18th November 2018. 😑 Started: june 2019

When as a political alliance, Princess Khushi had to get married to 65-year old Maharaja Kishore, his existing wife, Maharani Anjali felt threatened. Sensing the new Queen as a trouble, Anjali asked her brother, Prince Arnav, to make Khushi's life hell. How could Arnav deal with Khushi when he had got attracted by her beauty? Will Khushi ever accept his advances? Will the lust ever change in love? And will they know? What's the end of this Kalanked immoral attraction? Based in Medieval India...to be exact 14th century, the novel is a journey of Prince Arnav and Queen Khushi's temptation, where Prince is snobbish, cold-hearted and arrogant. On the other hand Queen is quite opposite, a naive and inexperienced maiden. The story has adult themes, so your discretion matters. Now let's talk about the title. The literal meaning of the hindi word 'Kalank' is blemish. But here it is used in the sense of 'recrimination'. The story is not completely based on KJ movie, so you can breath a sigh😜😜😜. Just to inform the readers that my story is inspired from one of my favourite fanfictions which was left incomplete by its author...

Ailzeh wasn't supposed to be here. She had finished early, decided to surprise him. But as she stepped into his office, her smile froze. A woman stood too close, laughing, her hand on his arm. And Saad-he didn't push her away. His gaze met hers, panic flashing in his eyes. "Ailzeh-" She turned and walked away. He caught up in the elevator. "Let me explain-" "Don't." Her voice was deadly quiet. "Ailzeh, it's not-" "I don't care." The doors slid open. She left. --- At home, her hands trembled as she pulled out a contract. Her name. His name. "Marriage is a business agreement. Divorce upon completion of terms." Her breath hitched. A choked laugh slipped past her lips. The door burst open. "Ailzeh-" She turned, eyes burning. Saad paled at the contract in her hands. "You were going to divorce me," she whispered. "Ailzeh, listen-" She threw the papers at him. "Tell me I'm wrong!" He flinched. "I-" She laughed bitterly. "You can't." "I never planned to go through with it-" "Oh? So you strung me along instead?" Her voice cracked. Pain flickered across his face. "Ailzeh-" "I trusted you." Her voice was hoarse, thick with betrayal.