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One man is her family's dream. The other could be her undoing. Suraiya Rao has never quite belonged. She's not white enough for society, not brown enough for her family... not enough for anyone. She's spent her life walking a tightrope between British reality and Indian expectation, doing everything by the book, no matter the cost. Then one chance encounter changes everything. Haydn Ellis Clarke isn't part of the plan. He's rich, ridiculously handsome, and absolutely not the man her family has chosen for her. But he sees her - not the dutiful daughter or the girl buried beneath generations of pressure, but the version of herself she's never dared to be. Mendhi My Heart is a story of identity, belonging, and choosing love, even when it means breaking every rule. Because love doesn't always arrive in the "suitable" package. Sometimes, it wears torn jeans... and gives your grandmother a heart attack.

She wanted to be loved. She ended up unforgettable. They told her to stay quiet, stay small, stay home. She ran. First from her family, then from her past - straight into the spotlight. She rewrites everything. She's not here to be a star. She's here to burn the script. Feminist. Fearless. Final. ---------- || "Aven was always told to stay quiet, stay small, stay back. And she did-just like any normal daughter would do. But when the truths started unraveling, about her, about her past-she became something worse. Something that the society couldn't swallow. She thought love could save her, but it ended up bringing out a version of herself, she never thought existed. She was touched. Almost marked as his. But she knew better than to stay silent about it. She had enough. She had to survive. For the damn life waiting for her. So, she killed her abuser. Because it was either him or her. Someone had to be dead. The night was meant to take a life away."|| (TheWattys2025)

She was the fire they couldn't control. He was the silence she couldn't forget. Trapped in a marriage of power, torn by a love forbidden- Krishnaa Malhotra must choose: Burn for truth, or break for love. Dynasty of Fire - A modern retelling of the Mahabharata's deepest heartbreaks, wrapped in passion, politics, and one woman's rise from ashes.

"Not every happily-ever-after is written in gold-some come veiled in silence and sacrifice." Aditi Agrawal is 35, confident, independent, and content with her life as a successful architect in Hyderabad-despite her family's growing desperation to see her married. Years after a heartbreak that left scars deeper than she lets on, Aditi has no desire to seek love again. But when her parents convince her to meet the seemingly perfect Shashank Gupta, a charming and progressive businessman from a reputed builder family, she hesitantly agrees. What begins as a gentle, promising arranged match soon blossoms into a whirlwind romance. Shashank is kind, understanding, respectful-everything Aditi ever wished for but never believed existed. Within months, they marry. A dream fulfilled. But dreams have a dark side. Behind closed doors, Shashank reveals a sinister patriarchal mindset. Aditi is asked-then forced-to give up her career. Kindness turns into commands, love into control, affection into abuse. And what began with rose petals ends in bruises, humiliation, and silent screams. Veil of Perfection is a haunting yet courageous tale of a woman who dares to reclaim her voice in a marriage that promised everything but gave her nothing. It explores the societal pressure on Indian women to marry, and the unspoken horrors many endure in the name of tradition.

In a universe where love is audited and marriages follow the law of balance, the world's richest man must marry the poorest woman. When not one, but three strikingly different women claim to be the "poorest", Raghav Malhotra finds himself caught in a spiraling week of flirtation, absurdity, and unexpected truths.

Fourteen-year-old Liora Romano, a gifted young violinist from a traditional Romani-American family, is faced with an impossible choice: sacrifice her dreams and marry a stranger-or fight for the right to live a life of her own making. Note: This is fictional meaning I am not trying to offend Gypsie woman or their lifestyle.

Late nights at the office were always peaceful for Ms. Vishwakarma-until her director crossed a line. But what he didn't expect was that she came prepared. In a world where women are told to stay quiet, she chose to fight back-with wit, steel nerves, and a camera hidden in her earrings. A short, thrilling tale of corporate harassment, vengeance, and justice served cold.

Maggie Henderson has the perfect life-or so it seems. A charming suburban home, a picture-perfect marriage, and a husband who's adored by everyone but her. Beneath the surface lies a trap. Her husband controls her every move with a cruel smile and a locked prenup. Her dying brother is the only reason she stays. Enter Mason Kendall-the dangerously attractive new neighbor with a past he won't talk about. What begins as a thrilling secret turns into something much deeper... and far more dangerous. But just when Maggie dares to choose freedom, someone from Mason's past returns: Violet. Beautiful. Vengeful. And she wants everything Maggie has. **Love or loyalty? Passion or pain? Maggie is about to set fire to the life she was told to keep.**

In a cold and calculated city, Clarisse Vale carves her way into a brutal corporate world, silencing every emotion to finance the lives of her three younger siblings. She lives with the mask of a machine-efficient, emotionless, untouchable. But even steel rusts. As love, grief, and rage knock louder, she realizes the fortress she's built to keep pain out has also locked her inside. In her pursuit of success, she forgets how to live, how to feel, how to connect. The Art of Feeling Nothing is a haunting, brutally elegant reflection of modern ambition, family sacrifice, and the quiet tragedy of emotional starvation.

In a world where silence is coded into systems and shame is weaponized through screens, seventeen-year-old Aaliya Rehman refuses to disappear. When a digital scandal rocks her school-targeting girls with leaked photos, fake accounts, and viral abuse-Aaliya secretly launches Phool, an anonymous platform for girls to speak, share, and resist. But the fire she sparks doesn't stay quiet. It grows. It challenges police, patriarchy, and the boundaries of safety in both virtual and real life. From secret coding sessions to courtroom battles, from whispered survivor stories to digital revolutions led by teens, Firewalls and Flowers is a fierce, feminist coming-of-age novel about reclaiming voice in a world that wants you muted.

"I was made to be perfect. Then, I was made into a monster. This is the story of both." Rosalie Hale has always been the beautiful one. The untouchable one. The one with the perfect face and the shattered past. But perfection is a prison when you're cursed to wear it forever. Golden Cage is a raw, intimate retelling of the Twilight saga through Rosalie's eyes. From her brutal transformation in 1930s New York to the bitter grief of watching others choose the life she lost, Rosalie's journey is one of pain, power, and painful awakening. As Bella Swan enters the Cullen world and makes choices Rosalie never could, a reluctant bond begins to form between the two women, born not from love but from understanding. This isn't just a story about vampires. It's about the freedom to choose. The cost of survival. And what it means to burn the cage that held you captive. She didn't want to be saved. She wanted to be heard. And now, she's speaking.

Ella Quinn didn't plan on becoming a ghost, just ended up that way. Ghostwriting her stolen thesis. Ghosting dates that turned to disasters. Ghosting the version of herself who trusted too easily. Her ex-boyfriend Alex is thriving off the academic work he claimed as his own. His new girlfriend is shiny and perfect and entirely unbothered by ethics. Ella's once-promising future is stuck in limbo, dictated by bad advisors, worse funding, and the tiny, sharp voice in her head that won't shut up about everything she's lost. Then there's "N." An anonymous message. A question about AI. A connection she didn't ask for but slowly begins to crave. Whoever he is, he listens. He challenges her. He sees the brilliance no one else bothers to notice anymore.

A girl danced. A god vanished. A war was buried. In 1999, Satyabhama-the last devadasi of a dying South Indian temple-performed a forbidden dance and vanished into legend. No body. No witnesses. Only ash, broken anklets, and a handprint burned into stone. Twenty-six years later, Rai Banerjee, a jaded dance scholar, discovers a secret memoir hidden in a hollowed-out textbook. The voice within tells a story of seduction, betrayal, and a temple conspiracy erased from history. But the deeper Rai reads, the more the line between past and present begins to blur. Because someone is watching. Someone who remembers. And someone who will do anything to keep the last devadasi silent. A lyrical, darkly feminist mystery spanning centuries, The Last Devadasi is a tale of power, art, and the women history tried to erase.

A story of women who heal, remember, and refuse to burn. In the Puritan village of Thornbridge, 1647, the last midwife is hanged under accusations of witchcraft - and the silence she leaves behind is as dangerous as the fire that claimed her. But in the shadow of fear, quiet hands begin to move. A young girl named Eleanor, the grieving daughter of a healer, inherits more than a hidden book of herbs; she inherits a path. As seasons turn and the village stirs with whispers, a small circle of women gather again - not with spells, but with memory. With cloth and tincture. With pain and choice. And with courage that does not scream. In a world that fears what it cannot name, their defiance is quiet. But it endures.

Isabel Fairchild has spent her life biting her tongue, knowing that speaking out only brings pain. As the eldest daughter of a crumbling noble family, she's expected to marry well and stay silent-but silence has never been her way. Then there's Nathaniel Mercer, the son of a wealthy merchant who sees her, truly sees her, in a way no one else does. He makes her wonder if there's more to life than duty and fear. But when her father tries to sell off her little sister to the highest bidder, Isabel knows she can't just escape-she has to fight. And for the first time, she's not fighting alone.

She wrote their names down so she wouldn't forget. She read them aloud so the world wouldn't ignore her. Now, she's sitting on the edge of a rooftop with her legs dangling, a crowd gathering below, and that list in her lap. And she's going to read every name out loud. Because people always say "get over it." But no one ever asks what it costs to carry it. This is her story. Her pain. Her voice. And when she reaches the last name... everything changes.

⚠️ Trigger Warnings: sexual assault, violence, trauma ⚠️ Thrown into the sea by men who believed they owned her, Nerissa dies-and is reborn as a siren fueled by fury. Now, she hunts those who hurt women, wielding the power of the ocean and the voices of the silenced. The hunters will become the hunted. The world will learn the true price of feminine rage.

Olivia was the secret weapon behind SHEIN's meteoric rise. Her revolutionary AI system transformed the way customers shopped online, boosting profits and redefining the fast-fashion industry. Yet, when the accolades came pouring in, her name was lost in the celebration. SHEIN took her genius for granted, exploiting her brilliance without recognition. Then came Veritas, the towering tech giant with promises of respect and unlimited potential. But the betrayal cut too deep. Olivia saw her revolutionary software twisted and repackaged as Veritas' own, her innovation attributed to their name. That's when the plan took shape. Burning with resentment, she plotted her revenge. Inspired by her quirky roommates, Olivia decided to play a different game. She wasn't going to Veritas as herself - she'd become someone else entirely. A carefully crafted persona, armed with a mix of Olivia's undeniable talent and a whole lot of manufactured charm. Her goal? Infiltrate Veritas, gain their trust, and when they least expect it, expose their hypocrisy and watch their empire crumble.

"They led her to the top of the world to marry a king she had never seen. The throne was empty. The silence, frozen. The marriage, an alliance sealed without love." In an empire where power is passed down like a curse, Sérenya , a young queen from the distant island of Tsaravina arrives to find a court that whispers behind her back, a chain of gold around her wrist, and a husband who never came. Bound by silence and exile, she soon learns that love is not enough to rule a kingdom. But perhaps it's enough to awaken a broken soul. Caught between two languages, two cultures, and two fires, she must choose: bow down like those before her... or rule like no one ever dared. A story of silence, fire, and shattered skies - where the heart speaks louder than the crown.