One Last Letter

This is a fictional tragic novel inspired by the families affected by the migration of 1947. But it is not only about displacement. It is also about the silent battles people fought against illness in a time when medicine was limited, resources were scarce, and hope was often the only cure available.

At its heart, this story carries a beautiful and painful example of love, how one person can continue to live simply because of another. Waiting, in itself, is always a trial. But when that waiting is tied to love, it transforms into something far more consuming, almost unbearable.

The novel also explores two contrasting dimensions of marriage, its tenderness and its tests. And woven throughout is the shadow of the war in Kashmir, and how it reached beyond borders, altering lives far from the battlefield.

Will the hours of waiting ever come to an end...
Or will fate write a lifetime of longing and then break the pen?