Womenwhowrite Stories

Power can protect the body. But what protects the mind? Six months after the death of her mother, Vishu Sharma believes the war is over. The Kavach-Karna's legendary armor-has been deactivated. The maps have been destroyed. The truth has been buried. Or so she thinks. As Vishu attempts to return to an ordinary life in modern India, she begins to experience strange disturbances-moments of piercing clarity followed by terrifying gaps of memory. Languages she never studied come naturally to her. Lies feel physically painful. And sometimes, she can see the consequences of a decision before it is ever made. What Vishu doesn't know yet is that the Kundal of Karna-the divine earrings believed to grant supreme perception-was never lost. It was sealed. And it has begun to awaken. Unlike the Kavach, the Kundal does not protect the body. It sharpens the mind. It reveals truth. And it demands a devastating price. As ancient manuscripts resurface and a powerful modern collective seeks to reclaim divine foresight, Vishu is forced to confront a far more dangerous legacy than armor or weapons-the burden of knowing too much. With the Kavach still dormant but permanently bonded to her blood, Vishu stands at the center of a fragile balance. If the Kundal is fully awakened, memory itself may not survive. Through forgotten temples, silent archives, and the fragile bonds of friendship, Vishu must decide whether humanity is ready for absolute truth-or whether some knowledge was meant to be forgotten. Because Karna did not lose his supreme knowledge by chance. He chose to forget. And now, that choice belongs to her.

What if forgetting was not a punishment... but the last act of wisdom? For five thousand years, the Mahabharata has asked the same unanswered question: Why did Karna forget the knowledge that could have changed everything? In the final book of The Surya-Sutra trilogy, the journey reaches its most dangerous truth. The Kavach still sleeps within Vishu Sharma's blood-deactivated, permanent, impossible to remove. The Kundal has been sealed, its power restrained by choice rather than force. Yet one mystery remains unresolved: the Curse of Forgetting Supreme Knowledge. As ancient truths surface and the world edges closer to a future shaped by absolute certainty, Vishu uncovers the origin of the curse itself-not as divine punishment, but as a safeguard placed upon humanity. Supreme knowledge does not merely grant power; it erases doubt, compassion, and freedom of choice. To remember everything is to lose what makes one human. With modern forces seeking to reclaim what was deliberately forgotten, Vishu must stand where Karna once stood-between destiny and renunciation. This time, the choice is not about victory or defeat, but about whether the world deserves to remember. The trilogy concludes with a revelation that reframes heroism itself: Some knowledge was never meant to return. And forgetting may be the highest form of sacrifice.

She was supposed to be invisible-just a waitress struggling to survive. He was never supposed to fall in love-especially with her. When Lena crosses paths with Marco Vitale, a powerful mafia enforcer with secrets carved into his silence, her life is pulled into a world of blood debts, loyalty, and dangerous desire. What begins as forced proximity turns into a forbidden connection-until a shocking truth shatters everything she thought she knew about herself, her past, and the man she loves. With enemies closing in, a family empire built on lies, and a war brewing beneath the surface, Lena must decide whether love is worth the cost of survival... or if the truth will destroy them both. In this story, no one is innocent-and blood always collects its due.

Some loves do not end. They remain as habits. As scars. As the person you become when no one is watching. This book is about what survives after mercy, and the quiet ways obsession teaches you to kneel.Some loves do not end. They remain as habits. As scars. As the person you become when no one is watching. This book is about what survives after mercy, and the quiet ways obsession teaches you to kneel. This is my first time posting my work on any platform~(๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧. I would love to hear your thoughts on my work ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉ~ *all the photo credits to their owners. I downloaded them from pinterest..so if it's yours please comment I'll add pic credits

An article about women and society's expectation.

Navigating Prejudice is a raw, unfiltered journey through the life of a woman shaped by struggle, societal expectations, and the weight of her past. Told with humor, wit, and unapologetic honesty, the story peels back layers of classism, mental health stigma, family betrayal, and cultural hypocrisy. Through sharp observations and darkly comedic reflections, the narrator-both her younger, naive self and her wiser, awakened self-exposes the contradictions of a world that punishes survival while pretending to uphold virtue. From the confines of a single-room childhood home to the stark contrasts of privilege and power, she navigates love, loss, and self-discovery in a society quick to judge but slow to understand. With every chapter, Navigating Prejudice challenges the reader to confront uncomfortable truths while finding humor in life's absurdities. It's not just a personal story-it's a mirror held up to a world that fears the truth but desperately needs it.

Musings of a Mother

A captain 👮 on sail met a mermaids 🧜. And the story goes on .....

Poems of Faith

When tragedy strikes the small Colorado town of Winchester, 22-year-old university student Violet Hayes is unwittingly thrust into the center of a federal missing persons investigation that has the potential to change her life - and the world - forever.

hey wattpad it's been a while. I am back now and hoping to give you people amazing poems and stories.😚💜💜 XoXo

Author: @bynovablu Cover By: @bynovablu 📸: Unsplash via Picsart Synopsis A Six Piece Collection of Poetry in Homage of Black People

She never applied for the soft life but somehow, it found her. When Kamsi, a girl from the hard edges of Kaduna, is chosen for a mysterious luxury lifestyle grant, she's dropped into a Lagos apartment she didn't earn, wearing clothes she can't afford, and drowning in a peace she doesn't trust. To survive the silence, she begins writing anonymous letters online honest confessions about class, grief, survival, and beauty she feels unworthy of. But then, someone writes back. Now Kamsi must navigate not just unfamiliar softness, but the haunting possibility that someone out there knows her past and has plans for her future. Afro-urban. Romantic. Real. Updates every weekend.

Here's a book of poetry, filled with some of my best work yet! 💘

Stronger Than the Curse is a raw, deeply personal journey into the heart of a family bound by pain, resilience, and unwavering hope. Told through the voice of Hannah-an embodiment of the author herself-this memoir-in-disguise unearths the hidden struggles, heartbreaks, and courage of generations. From the shadows of a cursed family legacy, to the tireless fight against poverty, sickness, and broken dreams, Hannah's story is a testament to survival and faith. Through loss, betrayal, and relentless challenges, she and her kin refuse to be defined by their past. Instead, they rise-one step at a time-toward healing, love, and a future filled with promise. This book is for anyone who has ever felt trapped by circumstances beyond their control, for those who have lost but keep moving forward, and for all who believe in the power of hope and perseverance.

A glimpse into a secret life that makes Jummai navigate society's conscience.

A heartfelt tribute to the beauty and strength of women! This poignant poem takes you on a journey of self-discovery, love, and empowerment. With its raw emotion and lyrical flow, it's a must-read for anyone who's ever felt the power of femininity. Get ready to be inspired and uplifted by this stunning celebration of womanhood! #WomenEmpowerment #Poetry #Inspiration

A village gets peculiar visitors and series of events unfold.

He was back home to say goodbye to the love he lost years before. She lost herself as her name in lights faded. Tonight, they meet. ~ A Work In Progress ~