Sisterhood Histoires

Six women. Six empires. One absolute rule: No men allowed. ​The Chauhan sisters are untouchable. Built from the ashes of a world that tried to break them, they have conquered everything in their paths law, medicine, media, fashion, crime, and corporate empires. To them, men are nothing but calculating liabilities, driven by primal greed and temporary desires. They have sworn a lifelong vow of independence, creating an iron-clad fortress where no man can ever step foot. ​Until eight year old Aarav accidentally stumbles through their gates. ​Timid, fragile, and heartbreakingly quiet, Aarav has known nothing but the cold neglect of an underfunded orphanage. He doesn't know power, he doesn't know wealth, and he certainly doesn't know the six lethal women currently staring down at him. ​To the rest of the world, the sisters are cold, merciless demons. But for this one innocent, lonely little boy, they are about to become the ultimate shield. They rule the world, but he is about to rule their hearts. #4 in Indian (11/06/26) #1 in Chauhan (11/06/26) #1 in top10india (11/06/26)

CODE M After a mysterious operation changes their lives forever, a group of girls carrying grief, pressure, and unfinished scars slowly find family inside the walls of RDSI Academy. But while friendships grow, old secrets begin resurfacing - and the shadows connected to Code M are far from over. In a world teaching them how to survive, they slowly learn how to belong again.

A story about 3 siblings and their extra hovering , protective , loving parents .. join the story to see their journey and how they navigate their problems .. What happens when they encounter a problem they hadnt thought and how they deal with it and find their way back to each other .. how to save their haven from breaking apart ..

The kingdom of Nalgoria trembles when its king declares he must take a virgin bride before going to war. Feared and surrounded by dark legend, he is a ruler no family dares entrust with their daughter. Until Adelaine. Quiet, kind, and brave, the country girl enters the palace trials with nothing but her courage. There, she meets a humble stableman-unaware he is the king in disguise, watching the maidens chosen for his hand. He is drawn to the one woman who does not fear him. But the palace is not safe. As the trials continue, a hidden enemy works in the shadows, determined to destroy the maidens-especially Adelaine. With danger closing in, she must survive not only the king's tests, but the cruelty of someone who knows how to strike unseen. Bound by secrets and growing trust, Adelaine and the disguised king are divided by a truth that could break them both. Or save them. ______ Author: This book requires constant editing. So, please bear with me if areas do not quite lineup or make sense. I am human. But the system I use for guidance to write this book is not. I appreciate the support. ❤️

Virasini Shekhawat has spent her whole life being the girl everyone wanted her to be. The obedient daughter. The perfect student. The pride of a strict father who believes success has only one meaning-IAS. But Virasini has never wanted that life. Her heart belongs to forgotten ruins, ancient stories, and the kind of history that can't be memorised from textbooks. She doesn't want a safe dream... She wants her dream. And when the pressure becomes too much, Virasini makes a decision that changes everything-she leaves. A new city. A new college. A new identity. A life built quietly, piece by piece, far away from the world that refuses to understand her. But destiny has a strange way of interfering. A simple room on rent leads her to a family that feels too warm to be real. A house filled with laughter, love, and comfort she didn't know she was starving for. And then he returns home. Abhishek Sharma. The name she once admired from a distance. Now close enough to feel unreal. What begins as awkwardness turns into familiarity. What feels like coincidence starts to feel like fate. And somewhere between her secrets and his world, Virasini realises... sometimes the scariest journeys don't take you away from life... They take you closer to it. ✨ A story of dreams, courage, found family, and a slow-burn connection written by destiny. 🏏 Cricket meets history. 👑 And in the middle of it all is one girl... learning how to choose herself.

Ave Maria Convent was meant to form saints. Instead, it had Sister Martha Junior - twenty years old, emotional, often corrected, and trying very hard to become holy. Orphaned as a child and raised to believe she was more burden than blessing, Martha enters religious life carrying one quiet fear: that she is difficult to love. Beneath the firm rule of Sister Camini Sylvester, the formidable novice mistress with a rulebook in one hand and consequences in the other, Martha must learn not only scripture, discipline, and prayer, but whether love can still find her when she is frightened, imperfect, and unsure of herself. Beside her is Sister Isabella - Bella - dramatic, affectionate, impulsive, and forever getting into trouble. Bella longs to belong at Ave Maria and be a real sister without losing the laughter, warmth, and wild Italian heart that make her who she is. Told through warm, funny, and tender convent stories, Before We Were Saints follows young women searching for love, belonging and discovering themselves, while learning friendship, care, sacrifice, and the truth that sainthood begins long before anyone feels saintly.

Twenty-two years ago, two daughters were born. One was raised as a Deewan. The other was lost to destiny. A single night changed everything, leaving behind unanswered questions, a grieving family, and a mystery buried for over two decades. While Maira Deewan grew up surrounded by love, luxury, and the legacy of one of Delhi's most influential families, Mukti lived a simple life in Banaras, unaware that the truth about her identity had been stolen before she could even speak. But destiny has a way of rewriting stories. An anonymous phone call shatters twenty-two years of silence, bringing long-forgotten secrets back to life. As hidden truths begin to unravel and old enemies emerge from the shadows, a family must confront the past they never truly left behind. In a journey of love, loss, forgiveness, and belonging, one question remains... Who stole Mukti Deewan-and why? Some stories are written by us. The most unforgettable ones are written by destiny. ✨

The world was peaceful, ruled by a kindhearted and powerful dynasty that no one could ever beat (The Lin Dynasty) There were some people with powers, while others had none. Despite their differences, they all lived in harmony together. Until one day, the Lin Dynasty fell, and chaos erupted. Another family stepped in and took control. Instead of making it better, they ruined it further, separating people with powers from those with none. Peace was non-existent, a joke. The chapters get better each time, according to my dad and I agree :) I'm 14, writing for fun, and I am writing this how I would like to read it. This is purely my brain; it's original work :) Btw, the powers are not the main focus; they are important, but not mentioned or used much.

Diana has always kept to herself, finding comfort only in her friendship with Heron, another outsider in their town. But her quiet, sheltered life begins to unravel when she uncovers startling secrets about her past-including the mystery of how she came to be raised by the Priestesses of Artemis. As long-dormant powers awaken, Diana discovers she can command water itself. At the same time, haunting dreams plague her nights: visions of a girl falling from a cliff and clues that tie Diana to one of the Olympian gods. Before she can make sense of it all, her newfound abilities draw the attention of an Olympian whose interest could change her life forever. The deeper Diana delves into her origins, the more dangerous the truth becomes. Thrust into a war alongside her divine family, she must navigate betrayal, deadly enemies, and ancient forces determined to destroy everything she holds dear. With the fate of countless lives hanging in the balance, Diana must uncover who she truly is before it's too late. Inspired by the "Blood of Zeus."

You may not find logic in my stories yet this one is so close to my heart as I wrote it with my lil sister probably 3 years ago. We had a great time while writing this. The story is written in simple Indian English and has no complexities. Disclaimer: The characters depicted in the story are completely fictional. But the plot, the narrative and the ideas of the fiction are so raw and real.

One was meant to die. The other swore never to forget. Betrayed by her own blood and hurled from the edge of a cliff, she is nothing more than a broken soul rejected by the living. Yet, in the depths of the abyss, death is not an end, but a metamorphosis. Carried by an ancient power, she is reborn: no longer the hunted girl, but a formidable entity, thirsting for vengeance. Her soul-sister is the only one who knows the truth. While the world sees this sea-born creature as a monster to be destroyed, she knows that deep within those eyes, the soul of the one she loved still screams. A tragic oath. A hunt spanning the ages. The destiny of two sisters bound by love, but torn apart by the darkest transformation in history. How do you destroy a monster... when that monster carries the soul of the only person you have ever loved?

Lena has always been good at following the plan. Graduate early. Pick the sensible school. Stay close to home. Build the kind of life people point to and call successful. But life has a way of changing shape before you're ready for it. Between unopened acceptance letters, quiet expectations, first choices that feel impossible, and the people who teach us there is more than one way to live, Lena begins to question whether becoming an adult means becoming who everyone expected-or becoming someone she chooses. This is a story about growing up, grief, love in all its forms, and learning that sometimes the people who change your life aren't always the ones who stay. Warning: This book contains depictions of grief, loss, and a fatal motor vehicle accident

Twin sisters Kassia and Guinevere have been raised their entire lives within the comfortable confines of the Citadel, the home of the continent's religious sect. The latest of a vital bloodline, one of the two will someday be chosen to rise above their station and become a human vessel for their beloved, omnipotent Messiah. However, there is much that has been withheld from them: ancient histories, unholy evils, and the truth of the lands which lay beyond the sea.

Every century, the Oracle demands her due. A life. A ruler's choice. And the future of the kingdom is secured with blood. Tonight, it's your turn. You've come to the Hall of Shadows for one reason only-to free your sister, Kainene, from the ancient bargain that has chained your bloodline for generations. But the Oracle doesn't deal in mercy. She deals in sacrifice, and she has already decided what she wants from you. Two paths tear open before your eyes at her words-save your kingdom from being extinguished and lose Kainene forever. Or refuse, and watch your people burn, your father's throne fall to enemies, your entire world reduced to ash and famine. The Oracle calls this monstrosity one word. Choice. And you? You call it a trap wrapped in honeyed cruelty. As she chants in a language older than memory, shadows twist into the faces of every sacrifice that came before you, and you realize the truth: this isn't the first time she's offered this bargain. And you? You refuse to let it happen again. When the Oracle turns her wrath on you instead, it's Kainene-freed, defiant, unbroken-who reaches back. Together, as sister and sibling, both of you make a choice no one has dared make in more than a hundred years: not which path to walk, but whether to burn the whole cruel game down to ashes. A blade forged of hope, a pact broken by two people who refuse to be currency, and a kingdom left standing at the edge of an uncertain dawn, at least no longer fed by the deaths of the innocent. ∞-------×-------∞ DELIVERANCE FROM THE BLOODTHIRSTY ORACLE is a second-person short dark fantasy story about defiance, sisterhood, and the price of finally saying no when needed.

Sisterhood: The Chronicles of Naimah and Liyanah is my number one in the sisterhood series. it is a story of Two sisters. A thousand unspoken feelings. Liyanah has spent years feeling invisible inside a mansion that no longer feels like home. Quiet, emotionally lost, and searching for meaning, she finds comfort in therapy sessions where broken people gather to heal. Naimah, her older sister, is powerful, successful, and feared in the business world. But behind her cold perfection lies a woman drowning in pressure, guilt, and the painful realization that she may already be losing the only family she truly loves. Then Ahmad appears. Mysterious, calm, and carrying wounds he refuses to explain, Ahmad slowly becomes part of Liyanah's world. As hidden emotions rise and old pains resurface, the sisters are forced to confront the silence growing between them before it destroys what remains of their bond. The Chronicles of Naimah and Liyanah is an emotional story about love, grief, healing, family, and the quiet ways people break apart.

"When her world is shattered by her parents' divorce, a young girl embarks on a courageous quest to reunite with her mother and brother, searching for the love and family she desperately craves. But her journey takes an unexpected turn when she discovers a love that sets her soul on fire... and a tangled web of troubles that threatens to consume her. Caught in a love triangle that leaves her heart racing, she must also confront the cruel reality of bullying and find the strength to rise above it. Will she find her happy ending, or will the challenges of her journey tear her apart?"

ִֶָ. ..𓂃 ࣪ ִֶָ🪽་༘࿐ 𝟏𝟏:𝟏𝟏 ⤷ ゛ ˎˊ˗ "my head gets messy when I try to hide the things I love about you in my mind."𓇢𓆸 M. For years, idols Yang Jungwon and Min Miyoung have believed there was nothing their friendship couldn't survive. And perhaps they were right. With England no longer waiting to take her away, Mimi finally has everything she was so afraid of losing - her career, her family, her home, and the person who has stood beside her through it all. The person who told her he loved her. Something neither of them can simply forget, no matter how hard they try. For a while, everything seems normal. Familiar. Safe. Just as it has always been. Except it isn't. Because there are things that cannot be unsaid, feelings that cannot remain buried forever, and moments that suddenly mean more than they ever did before. And as the familiar begins to feel unfamiliar and the line between friendship and something more becomes increasingly difficult to ignore, Mimi and Jungwon are forced to face the one thing neither of them has ever been willing to risk.

A cozy, bamboo-woven healing journey about sisterhood, growing up, and the quiet magic of being waited for. In a bamboo grove where tea steam lingers and courtyard light never feels cold, four sisters meet, change, and learn how to become a home for one another. This is a character-driven, Asian-inspired serial-soft, luminous, and gently addictive.

Florence Díaz and Melanie Conorel. The difference between them was the favorite gossip of that area of Salta la Linda. Florence was, according to the people, a saint. And Melanie was a developer who had a history of crimes. But these two rivals, who started as enemies, formed a bond deeper than blood. They became the one thing no one expected: sisters. Helene Rossi, Melanie's former ally, saw their friendship as a mess that must be cleaned. This is the second story in the Family series, taking place in Argentina. I recommend this for audiences aged 12 and up, as I wrote it at 12.

Elise and Esme are twin sisters in the 21st Century. But one night. During the unveiling of a new, never before seen exhibition. They are sent back in time to Medieval England. Stuck thousands of years in the past, they must search for a way home but first they need to find out what it is that brought them here to begin with. This is a story that spans generations, paint and time itself...