AAINA-E-ISHQ
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Last published Wed, Jul 5, 2023
"They both are FIRE. If one is ready to fight then other one will not back up either. But what if circumstances forced them to come closer to each other?will they burn each other? Or there is hope? ~Fahad and Zohra."
"If one is Ice then other is Fire.
One is full of Love other is full of Hate .But one mistake , one misunderstanding and everything turned into ashes.Will they be able to clear all their misunderstandings and move forward on the path of love?~Dua and Hamdan."
"He is mature and one is bubbly girl full of jokes but what what happens if one of them claims the other? ~Hasan and Sarahat. "
"She is savage, takes no shit from anyone. But he is full of life and youth. What will happen when the hope of a love blossoms between them?~ Saad and Mahnoor. "
Description:
"Aaina-e-Ishq" is a captivating and emotional novel that delves into the intricate and forbidden world of cousin love within a traditional cultural context. Set in a vibrant and conservative community, this story explores the complexities of love, loyalty, and societal expectations as cousins, find themselves entangled in a forbidden romance that challenges their beliefs and the values of their community.
All cousins have grown up together, sharing a deep bond that surpasses that of mere cousins. As they navigate the complexities of adolescence and adulthood, their relationship takes an unexpected turn when they discover an undeniable attraction to one another. Caught between their intense emotions and the societal norms that dictate their lives.
"Aaina-e-Ishq" paints a vivid portrait of a community grappling with tradition, honor, and the clash between personal desires and societal expectations.
This novel delves deep into the emotional turmoil experienced by all cousins ,Through their poignant journey, "Aaina-e-Ishq" sheds light on the universal themes of love, sacrifice, and the search for personal happiness in the face of societal restrictions.
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In the heart of Lahore, under the grand roof of the Lodhi Haveli, two cousins from the same family walk a path neither expected - one fueled by pride, the other by unspoken emotions. Yahya Khanzada, 28, is a respected ASP and the embodiment of discipline, control, and authority. Known for his commanding aura, even elders of the family bend to his will. To him, life is logic, honor, and order - there is no room for drama, childishness, or impulsive emotions. Zimal Lodhi, 18, is everything Yahya dislikes - loud, dramatic, chubby, and impulsive. Yet beneath her childish exterior lies a fierce heart, unafraid to dream, to feel, and to challenge the world... even Yahya. Their worlds collide when circumstances force them into a marriage neither wants. A wedding born out of family duty, revenge, and unexpected twists binds them together - the cold, commanding man and the fiery, emotional girl. Hate, resentment, and misunderstandings fuel their initial days, yet as their lives intertwine, each begins to see the other beyond first impressions. From heated arguments to silent tensions, from mutual annoyance to reluctant respect, the two discover that love can be found even where hearts once feared it could never exist. Ana wa Anta is a story of pride, passion, and the slow-burning transformation of two opposites, testing the boundaries of family, honor, and the heart itself.
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