In an age where empires rose and fell on the edge of a sword, a proud Rajput princess and a young Mughal emperor are bound by politics, honour and destiny. The Rose of Amer retells the story of love and power at a moment when history could have taken another path. As preparations for a royal wedding stir both palaces, a single invitation will change the fate of two worlds forever.
Kim Namjoon—global music icon, philosopher, and leader of the world's biggest band—came to Seoul's most exclusive Indian wedding for his staff member, Jae-won, expecting nothing more than a few respectful toasts. What he found was Mahika Gaur. A restaurant owner and catering firebrand from Haryana, India, Mahika is a whirlwind of unapologetic energy. With her electric dance moves, razor-sharp wit, and a smile that can silence a room, she's the ultimate wedding vibe-setter. She commands her kitchen at Maayavini and the dance floor with equal, dazzling confidence, and Namjoon is immediately, irrevocably captivated. But as Namjoon pursues the Jaatni who has turned his carefully composed world upside down, he finds her vibrancy is a meticulously built shield. Behind the teasing taunts and Bollywood swagger lies a deeply insecure woman who believes her curvy frame and simple life make her undeserving of a love so extraordinary. How could she ever be worthy of a global superstar? Their journey, seasoned with the spice of Haryanvi sarcasm, the drama of Indian saas-bahu serials, and the rhythm of Bollywood hits, forces two people from impossibly different universes to redefine what it means to be worthy of love. Will Namjoon's quiet, persistent devotion be enough to shatter Mahika's walls? Or will destiny, in the most surprising of ways, arrange their future for them?
The bond is fate. The choice is war. Severus Snape has lived with a secret since he was eleven: James Potter, the arrogant, privileged tormentor who makes his life a misery, is his destined Soulmate. Severus has meticulously hidden the shimmering silver constellation on his skin, determined to defy a destiny he believes will only lead to further degradation. In a chaotic duel, fate forces James's hand against Severus's, and the mark flares, searing the truth onto James’s own skin. James, blindsided by the revelation, trades his hostility for clumsy attempts at truce. Severus sees only a new, crueler game. He refuses the bond, hardening his heart against the boy whose past cruelty is unforgivable, no matter what magic dictates. As their worlds collide—forced together by concerned friends and suspicious parents, with allies like Lily Evans, Regulus Black, and Lucius Malfoy watching from the sidelines, James must prove his sudden allegiance is rooted in genuine respect, not compulsion. But how can Severus accept a future with the very person who defined his poverty, his pain, and his profound sense of worthlessness?
On her first day at Delhi University's Ramanujan College, 17-year-old Meera Ghosh wants nothing more than to blend in, bury herself in books, and make her parents proud. But when Ayan Mehra—a tall, charismatic senior—offers his friendship, her carefully guarded world begins to shift. He’s patient yet persistent, determined to prove she deserves more than she believes. Through shared chai, stolen moments in the library, and long conversations under monsoon skies, Ink & Rain unfolds a tender slow-burn romance about self-discovery, friendship, and love that waits.
"He named me for the moon, a beautiful thing to own, but the moon is only beautiful because it hides the scars of every star that has died for its light." "The palace is mine, dancer. Where will you hide the moon when I own the entire sky?"
Mira Ganguly came to Delhi with nothing but her books and her dreams. In the quiet corners of the library, a stranger begins to slip notes into her life. His words echo inside her notebooks, his eyes follow her every move. What starts as a secret thrill spirals into a dangerous obsession and a forbidden pull she can't explain. Now, every page she turns might bring her closer to love...... or to a trap she can't escape.
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