This book will become a sample of 15 chapters on the 7th of February, 2022. Please read the 'It's happening!' chapter for more information. ~An obligated billionaire, a selfless waitress, and the dark past that binds them~ "Do you want to go and sit somewhere? There's some business I would like to discuss with you," Nathan said after a moment. Jenny's eyes flickered back to his own, confusion evident on her face. "Me? Are you sure you have the right person?" she couldn't help but ask. What possible business could she have with a billionaire? ~~~ Jenny Fox is a girl with a brain and a heart of gold. Ever since she was little, she aspired to be one of the best cardiothoracic surgeons in the world and to help those in need. However, her plans take a violent change of direction when her sister unexpectedly leaves her daughter in Jenny's care. Jenny now finds herself years later, a college dropout, up to her eyeballs in debt, and barely managing to feed herself and her young niece when she receives a job offer she cannot refuse. This story is rated PG 13 for trigger chapters, which will have the warning of a * in the chapter title. All rights for the lovely cover go to M_Rainberry.

Vaideyhi Eshwar has a longing. She wants and craves for her employer's love. But the only problem is that Rishit belongs to an elite class while she is his lowly maid. Rishit is an aspiring politician. He is advised to marry before he jumps into politics. Will Vaideyhi's longing ever be fulfilled?

The story of Ponniyin Selvan ( Son Of Kaveri) who turned to be the legendry king Raja Raja chozha.

*What is the right age to be divorced? *What is the right age to stand up for yourself? *Who comes first? Self or family? Trust me, no woman will be able to answer these questions when her own life is breaking apart. And, I pray nobody should have to! One might be able to offer opinions and judgments from an outsider's perspective. Will this patriarchal society open its welcoming arms for a divorced woman as it does for a man? Will the judgmental and hypocritical society drop the game of victim-blaming and shaming? ♣♣♣ At 48, Padmini felt devastated and doomed, when she realised that 30 years of her fight to keep surviving in the abusive marriage had been nothing but futile effort. The revelation that her husband Chandrakanth had been in a steady affair for the past ten plus years while being married to her shattered her wounded soul beyond measures. She had lost her voice in the process of keeping this relationship. Will she continue to be his puppet "till death does them apart"? Or will she find her voice?

Becoming a victim is not a choice, becoming a survivor is! Why do we have to make such a choice in the first place? 💜💜 Did Amrita have a choice? Inspite of being married to Dev for nearly 25 years, he kept surprising her always! The only problem was, his surprises weren't pleasant ones! 💜A one shot that was written during the first lockdown. Written for Mother's Day contest held by a publisher. It was published as part of a collection of poems and stories dedicated to mothers as an Amazon Ebook.

This is an account of a baby's thoughts in his/her mother's womb. It aims to address a dreadful social issue which is a major setback in India's development.

வணக்கம் என் அன்பு தோழமைகளே! இந்த புத்தகத்தை சிறுகதை தொகுப்பா மாத்தலாம்னு ஒரு எண்ணம். கதைகள் அனைத்தும் பெண்களை முன்னிறுத்தி எழுதப்படும். அதாவது முக்கிய கதாபாத்திரங்கள் பெண்கள் தான். உங்களையும் என்னையும் போல சாதாரண பெண்கள் பற்றின கதைகள் தான். படிச்சு பாருங்க! கருத்துக்களை பகிருங்க! - அனு

YOU CAN NOW LISTEN TO THE HINDI AUDIOBOOK, just on Audible! [ FEATURED ON WATTPAD INDIA'S JANUARY 2020 READING LIST: TEEN FICTION] A typical Indian family. A bit conservative, quite pushy and forcefully loving. And in the middle of that sits Shweta. She's a spunky eighteen year old with a mind of her own and a sassy mouth to match. She's got her own views about her life and doesn't hesitate letting other people know about it. Only it doesn't often bode well for her. This time, Shweta's really done it. She's done the unforgivable deed and lost her virginity to a boy who isn't even her boyfriend. Yet. If that wasn't enough, her period's gone missing. What happens when Shweta tells her mother the truth? Drama, of course. Only she hadn't expected things to fall apart as drastically as they do. Join Shweta as she tries to brush off slut shaming, keep her head high and try to find a place for herself in the judgy, conservative world. Will she succeed? Or will she bow her head and allow society to bend her into shape like countless before her? A coming-of-age story. [WORD COUNT: 51,000 WORDS] COMPLETED.