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An old school Indian romance story in which the groom's father (45) , a widower, marries the bride (25) to save her dignity and her family's honour, when the groom runs away on the wedding day. What begins as duty turns to care, desire and slowly love between them as they accept each other as husband and wife. Read and be a part of their journey... ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥 No forced proximity | No non-consensual romance | No toxic relationship Translations are available for the Hindi dialogues ! PREVIOUS RANKINGS : #2 in India #1 in arrangemarriage #1 in accidentalmarriage #1 in rural #1 in soft #1 in silentlove #1 in duty #1 in acceptance #1 in intimate 🔥🔥🔥

#3 Top 10 in India on (30/5/26) #4 Top 10 in India on (01/6/26) The year is 1980. Sudha Gupta - a simple village girl with hundreds of dreams in her eyes - imagines a future full of hope, freedom, and happiness. But destiny had already written something very different for her. She is married to Dhruv Pratap Singh, a man she barely knows. An arranged marriage that suddenly changes the course of her life forever. Two strangers. Two different worlds. Bound together by tradition. Their journey is a rollercoaster of emotions - fear, silence, understanding, trust, and maybe love? Will they learn to accept each other? Will Sudha find the life she dreams of? Or will fate test them in ways they never expected? ✨ Let's step into their world and witness the beginning of Sudha and Dhruv's unforgettable journey. ✨

The inhabitants of a midwestern town play out their parts in the judicial system as defendants, defense attorneys, prosecutors and judges, by day. By night they live their lives as they inhabit their roles as residents of Twin Lakes County.

When twelve-year-old Lily sits alone on a dock feeling invisible, her grandmother Evelyn joins her and begins sharing stories from a lifetime ago. Growing up in rural America during the early twentieth century, Evelyn learned what it felt like to have her feelings dismissed, her voice overlooked, and her dreams quietly pushed aside. Through stories of childhood, family, hardship, resilience, and self-discovery, she reveals the lessons that shaped her life and the wisdom she wishes someone had shared with her when she was young. As the seasons pass and their conversations deepen, Lily begins to see that the struggles she faces are not so different from those of generations before her. Together, grandmother and granddaughter discover that while times may change, the need to be heard, valued, and loved remains the same. A heartfelt historical novel about family, healing, courage, and finding your voice.

Genesis has spent her entire life in the countryside. At twenty years old, she has learned to make the most of what little she has-helping her family and working hard for everything she earns. Tazir, on the other hand, has never had to worry about money. Born into one of the wealthiest families in town, he is popular, well-known, and used to getting whatever he wants. Their worlds couldn't be more different-and maybe that's exactly what draws them to each other. When unexpected encounters bring them together, Tazir finds himself drawn to the country girl who doesn't bow to his status or his name. Her blunt words, her stubborn attitude-he adores every last bit of it. But sometimes the hardest thing isn't falling in love. It's overcoming everything standing between them.

Chrissy McAllister is tired of wolves. They're everywhere in Wolf Creek, Montana, where she's born and raised. They roam the plains outside her family's farm, and they're even the mascot of the town's university. She can't wait to leave the town and the wolves behind forever to attend grad school. However, her father's fragile mental state, which is exacerbated by the flock of wolves infringing on their lands, is making her second-guess her decision. When a wolf saunters into the coffee shop where she works, Chrissy is more annoyed than scared. But panic sets in when the animal won't leave. That's when Enid Sinclair-a grad student in town for a research project-steps into the shop. Using her knowledge of wolves, the focus of her studies, she convinces the animal to leave. Charmed by her savior, Chrissy can't keep away from Enid. They grow close, going on hikes and attending the town's wolf festival together. Chrissy is smitten. But she also can't let go of the suspicion that something isn't quite adding up about Enid's presence in Wolf Creek. Why is she so fascinated by wolves? Why is she able to communicate with them so well? And why won't she agree to go on a date during the full moon?

Persian Romance <3 #1 on Rubika (Iranian Platform) She built his future. He left without her in it. The man she's forced to marry is a stranger - except he's the only one who sees her. Hasti spent two years pouring herself into someone else's dream. When he got everything and disappeared, she was left with nothing but a family debt older than her - and a marriage contract signed before she was born. Borhan doesn't want a wife. He wants out of a bankruptcy no one can know about. The arrangement works for everyone except the two people in it. A forced marriage romance about a woman learning she was never the problem, and a man unlearning everything he built his pride on. Slow burn. Emotional damage. Spice. Happy ending - eventually.

Isn't finished. Still, my first book, so whatever offends you, my bad.

Itsuki finds himself in the mysterious small town of Horr, Oregon. A place safe from the people trying to capture his family, little do they know, they are not safe from everything else the town has to offer. P. S. Let me know if you have an idea for mysteries or myths or monsters I should cover in the comments

In a coal town haunted by rolling blackouts, Abner Hensley knows better than to miss Tamsin "Sunstep" Crowder. She was once his closest friend, the girl who made every broken street and dim porch light feel a little less lonely. Then high school changed everything. Popularity found Sunstep, and she took it, leaving Abner behind with only memories of the girl she used to be. Now, senior year is almost over, and the distance between them feels impossible to cross. Apologizing isn't easy, and the real reason Sunstep walked away is tangled in feelings she has never been brave enough to name. Abner wants to hate her, but every blackout, passing glance, and old memory pulls him back toward the girl who hurt him most. In a town where nothing seems to change, Abner and Sunstep may still have one chance to become something new. After all, some sparks only return when two people are willing to step into the dark together.

After three years away, eighteen-year-old senior Cora Boone is finally free and returning to her hometown of Stilllight, deep in Southern Appalachia. Her record runs a mile long, stacked with detentions, suspensions, arrests, and every bad decision she could make before she was incarcerated. But in all that chaos, she left behind the one boy who understood her. While Cora was locked away in the Marrowbend Institute, fellow senior Hollis Greer was quietly diagnosed with a rare seizure disorder. Hollis only told those he needed to. He learned to hide it, paying close attention to his body and keeping a careful hold on what no one else was meant to see. Nothing threatens that careful balance like Cora Boone walking back into Stilllight. When Hollis's iron grip on his own body breaks, the violent fallout threatens to lock him inside the very nightmare Cora just escaped.

Beneath the shade of an old mango tree, time slows down - and memories whisper like the wind. In this heartfelt collection of stories, journey back to a simpler time, where every dusty lane held a secret, every monsoon brought laughter, and even the shadows had tales to tell. From childhood adventures and mischievous escapades to eerie nights and ghost stories whispered in the dark, these are the moments that shaped a boy growing up in his ancestral village home. Funny, nostalgic, sometimes haunting - Letters from the Mango Tree is a tribute to those golden days that live on in memory. If you've ever chased fireflies, climbed trees barefoot, or sat on a veranda watching the rain, this book will feel like home.

People in this island have been disappearing but why is no one complaining? Ben an orphan, has finally found out the whereabouts of his family. And so began his search in this mysterious island. But will he uncover the secrets behind the facade the Island is playing? Or will he also disappear before he could do so? Cover art by paco_yao

သစ်ခွစာပေ အပိုင်း ၁မှ၁၀၀ အထိ သစ်ခွစာပေရဲ့ တယ်လီချန်နယ် ORCHIDSARPAYFREENOVELS မှာ ဖတ်ရှုနိုင်ပါတယ်။ ပေးဂရုမှ စ-ဆုံး ပြီး။

A boy and his father changes the world forever.

Christ, forgive these bones I'm hiding. Original Horror ✶ rayne, 2026. ✶ cover made by goresick!

In the sleepy countryside, two lifelong friends, Jake and Ian, stumble upon a mystery far darker than they imagined when they break into the reclusive Mr. Fisher's decaying home. What begins as a simple adventure quickly turns into a nightmarish fight for survival when Ian, driven by reckless curiosity, takes a mysterious herb with sinister properties. As Ian's sanity unravels and his body deteriorates, Jake races against time to save him, uncovering a chilling ritual that demands a harrowing choice. In The Forbidden Herb, secrets lurk in the shadows, and the line between reality and the astral realm blurs in a suspenseful tale of desperation, guilt, and the fight to escape an ancient curse.

Joan has watched her whole life as her family has been able to shift from human to werewolf, and back. She remembered her first feeling of the pull of the moon. Though her 1st shift never came. Which left her feeling like an outcast. Her parents tragic end, a new start and finding love finally helps her feel like she finally fits in. But is it all too much. Is it too cold in her big sister's shadows? Disclaimer: Although some of the places mentioned are real places. The characters are fictional. They are not modeled after anyone's life story. Copyright © 2022 DeeDeeCherial all rights reserved

Wanna read something cringe again? Well folks, call it your lucky day, here is yet another random story I randomly wrote in 2017. In the vast rural area of Massachusetts, Parker and his family have just moved into a fairly large and old house. With a strange warning revolving around pieces of art, the Olivier family settles into their new life.