There is a difference..

There is a difference..

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Apr 15, 2024
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This book is a beautiful exploration of culture, religion, love, and care. It delves into the complexities of these themes and weaves them together in a captivating narrative. Through the story, readers will experience the power of unconditional love, the importance of understanding different cultures, and the depth of a mother's care. - a Muslim girl who traveled overseas to pursue her studies. During her journey, she became friend with a Christian boy who developed strong emotions for her. However, this connection only brought about challenges and hardships for the girl.
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When twenty-seven-year-old Ziyana Raza's cousin is dumped by her fiancé, it's Ziyana's last straw. A former hopeless romantic-now disillusioned by too many betrayals and heartbreaks-Ziyana abandons all notions of true love and vows to remain single forever. "Forever" meaning as long as her Pakistani Muslim family's patience for her singlehood thins. Besides, she's too busy hating her grueling corporate job as a data analyst to focus on anything else. And as long as she convinces herself that love is an anomaly, she'll be fine. It's safer to be alone than blindsided by heartbreak, anyway. But right when she's settling into a somewhat comfortable routine of avoiding men and scoffing at the idea of marriage, Shahzain Shah barrels into her life. Charming, good-natured, and a little too observant, the new Business Intelligence Manager of her company seems determined to crack Ziyana's armor. But as much as his compassionate nature gets on Ziyana's nerves, he also...somehow knows all the right things to say. Sees through her facade of being strong 24/7 and appreciates her hard work. Befriends her brother and respects her parents. Makes her laugh even when she's trying desperately to hold it back. She can't help but reminisce that an old version of herself would have thought Shahzain checked all the boxes for a potential spouse. Too bad she's dead set on her mission...right?

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