# The Worlds Between Us ### Book Three of the *Between Worlds Trilogy* The doors between worlds were never meant to stay open. Now they're breaking. **Pia Sachdev and Arjun Choudhary** thought they had survived the impossible. **Natasha Thomas and Reuben Fernandez** thought they had finally found each other. But when the mountain begins connecting their separate realities, the four are brought together by one terrifying mystery: **The other Natasha-the woman who disappeared five years ago-is still alive.** And she knows why the worlds are collapsing. As memories begin to change, people appear in the wrong realities, and alternate lives bleed into their own, Pia, Arjun, Natasha and Reuben must uncover who has been manipulating the doors before the boundaries between worlds disappear completely. Soon, even love becomes uncertain. What happens when you remember a life you never lived? When the person you love forgets how you met? When two women with the same face stand before the same man? And when saving the worlds means choosing which one will become home forever? **Four lives. Multiple realities. One final crossing.** Because this time, they aren't simply trying to find their way home. **They're fighting to keep their worlds from becoming one.**

#The Woman Between the Worlds ###Book Two of the Between Worlds Trilogy Five years ago, Natasha Thomas disappeared into the Himalayas. Reuben Fernandez never stopped looking for her. Then one day, she comes back. Same face. Same name. Wrong woman. When another Natasha Thomas from New York enters a mysterious mountain cave and crosses into Reuben's reality, she finds a man who looks at her like a ghost-and photographs proving that another woman with her exact face once shared his life. But Reuben knows the truth. She isn't his Natasha. As they search for answers about the woman who vanished, attraction grows where neither of them wants it. Because somewhere between grief, guilt, jealousy and impossible memories, Reuben begins falling for the woman wearing the face of the one he lost. And Natasha begins falling for a man who may always be searching for someone else when he looks at her. But the missing Natasha may not be dead. She may be trapped somewhere between the worlds. And the mountain is opening again. Same face. Two different women. One impossible love-and a doorway that should never have been opened.

# The Mountain Between the Worlds ### Book One of the *Between Worlds Trilogy* Pia Sachdev wanted to escape her ordinary life. She never meant to escape her entire world. During a Himalayan trek, a violent storm drives Pia into a forbidden cave marked with **two touching circles**. She follows a mysterious blue light-and emerges somewhere that looks like home. Except it isn't. The roads are different. Familiar places don't exist. History has changed. And then she meets **Arjun Choudhary**-guarded, suspicious, infuriating... and impossible to walk away from. Pia soon discovers the terrifying truth: **She hasn't travelled through time. She's crossed into another reality.** Now the doorway home has vanished, the mountain is hiding secrets, and falling for Arjun makes finding her way back far more complicated. Because what happens when the door finally opens again... **and going home means leaving the man you love behind?** The Mountain Between the Worlds is Book One of the Between Worlds Trilogy-a parallel-world romance filled with mystery, suspense, slow-burn passion, emotional intimacy, and the impossible question: If the person you love exists in another world, where does home truly belong?

In ancient India, Princess Amara Poorna and Prince Veerendra are promised to each other as children. Growing up in neighboring kingdoms, they fall in love through the letters they exchange over the years. Shortly before their wedding, Veer disappears during a hunting expedition and is presumed dead. Blamed for his death and branded an ill-fated princess, Amara retreats from society and spends seven years in solitude. Then Veer returns. He is alive-but remembers nothing of Amara or the love they once shared. Worse, he returns with Tara, the mountain woman who saved his life and the woman he now loves. As Veer discovers the letters from his forgotten past and questions arise about the accident that nearly killed him, old feelings begin to stir. But Amara is no longer the princess who waited for him. Can a love forgotten be chosen again?

Crown Prince Vikramaditya of Krishnagiri already had the love of his life. And he buried her. Five years after Princess Priyamvada and their son die during childbirth, Vikram is still consumed by grief. When the royal court forces him to remarry, his new bride is Princess Vinayakumari of Samudrapuri-a shy, overlooked young woman who has spent her entire life living in the shadows of her accomplished siblings. Vinaya enters her marriage knowing Vikram may never love her. She isn't prepared for him to barely see her at all. Rejected, humiliated, and forced to live beneath the memory of his beloved Priya, Vinaya learns to survive a marriage in which she is a wife only in name. Until one terrible night changes everything. A daughter is born. A cruel decision is made. And a tragedy leaves Vikram with a lifetime of regret. When Vinaya returns to Krishnagiri without the little girl she loved more than anything, Vikram finally begins to see the woman who had been standing before him all along. But some wounds don't disappear with an apology. And when Vikram finally falls desperately in love with the wife he once rejected, he discovers that winning Vinaya's heart may be far harder than breaking it ever was. A mature, emotional historical romance about grief, rejection, motherhood, guilt, redemption, second chances, and a husband who must learn that loving someone cannot undo the pain he caused them. Some love stories begin with falling in love. Theirs begins with learning how to forgive.

Princess Suhasini has spent her entire childhood tormenting Crown Prince Arunoday-her brother Ashok's best friend, sworn enemy, and favorite victim of every prank she can invent. Arunoday cannot stand her. At least, that is what everyone believes. Because when seventeen-year-old Suhasini is no longer the troublesome little girl he remembers, their childhood rivalry becomes something far more dangerous. Arguments turn into lingering glances. Glances become secret embraces. And somewhere between stolen kisses behind palace pillars and whispered meetings beneath moonlit trees, two enemies fall hopelessly in love. There is only one problem. Ashok still thinks they hate each other. But an overprotective brother is soon the least of their worries. Political marriages, royal expectations, hidden enemies and a deadly conspiracy threaten to tear them apart. He is the prince she should never want. She is his best friend's little sister. And their love could cost them two kingdoms. Some rivalries are destined to become love.

She sees ghosts. He is one of them. When Maya begins hearing whispers no one else can hear, her ordinary life is turned upside down. A mysterious young man appears, claiming he's been trapped between life and death for years-and only she can help him uncover the truth about his past. As dark secrets emerge, dangerous spirits close in, and an unexpected love blossoms between them. Maya must choose between saving the one she loves or protecting the life she has always known. A haunting tale of mystery, romance, betrayal, and the thin line between the living and the dead.

Princess Malini of Ratnabhumi was never meant to become Prince Rudrapratap's bride. He was promised to her beloved elder sister, Devyani. But when tragedy strikes before the wedding, an alliance between gem-rich Ratnabhumi and spice-rich Chandragiri hangs in the balance. Bound by duty to their kingdoms, Malini is forced to take her sister's place beside a prince who never wanted her. Rudrapratap offers his new wife respect, protection and his name-but never his heart. Lonely in a foreign palace and wounded by a husband who seeks comfort elsewhere, Malini learns to build a life without his love. Until war changes everything. When Rudrapratap returns gravely wounded, Malini becomes the one person who refuses to leave his side. Slowly, resentment turns into tenderness, and a marriage born from duty begins to become something neither of them expected. But just when Malini starts believing that her husband might finally choose her, fate tests their fragile love once more. She was never the princess he wanted. But she may become the one he cannot bear to lose.