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"The first rays of the sun fell on my face, waking me for the first time as a married man. I found Shreya lying on my lap. Though I had kissed her, several times before as my girlfriend, for the first time I kissed my wife. The morning sun rays proclaimed the beginning of a fresh chapter in our lives. Shreya and Abhinav were now officially married. As I locked my lips with Shreya’s, little did I know, that within a decade of our marriage, our lips will lock less and talk more…." ‘Marriage’ is a mammoth metamorphosis of human life. Priorities, feelings, romance, and likings change with every passing year of married life. One fine day, we realise that we are converted into parents and that becomes more important than being a couple. Slowly difference of opinion starts cropping up between and the relationship starts getting messy. The story is about Shreya and Abhinav’s life-changing marriage experiences, which any couple can relate to. Enjoy, it is your own story!

This story is about Abhinav's 39s years of growing up. About his many "Firsts" such as, first, "stand up on the bench," first school concert, first peek into the girl's toilet, first love, first touch, first kiss, first sex, first vodka, and the first tiff with Dad. It's also about his many "Lasts." Last day in school, last time in the college canteen, last meeting with his first girlfriend, last drink in Oly pub, last lollypop, and his last meeting with Dad. Abhinav, better known as Abhi, is an ordinary man. He grew up well before the millennials hit the world. It looks surprising today, but he grew up without smartphones, What's App, Facebook, Play Stations, Ola cab, or Pay Pals. The gadgets and apps would have changed from then to now, the world would have enriched many folds, but the definition of "growing up" probably remains the same. From an infant to adulthood – the means are different, the destination never changed. The book is about how we all grew every day – from lollypops to cigarettes – a journey we all went through. So similar is our journey with Abhi's and yet so different. If YOU are an ordinary man who grew up in the eighties decade, you can undoubtedly relate yours and Abhi's journey at some corner or the other. So, sit back, relax, and take a walk into your memory lane.

Abhinav, better known as Abhi, is an ordinary man. He grew up well before the millennials hit the world. It looks surprising today, but he grew up without smartphones, What's App, Facebook, Play Stations, Ola cab, or Pay Pals. The gadgets and apps would have changed from then to now, the world would have enriched many folds, but the definition of "growing up" probably remains the same. From an infant to adulthood - the means are different, the destination never changed. This story is about Abhinav's years of growing up. About his many "Firsts" such as, first "stand up on the bench,"; first school concert, first peek into the girl's toilet, first love, first touch, first kiss, first sex, first vodka, and the first tiff with Dad. It's also about his many "Lasts." Last day in school, Last time in the college canteen, last meeting with his first girlfriend, last drink in Oly pub, last lollypop, and his last meeting with Dad.The book is about how we all grew every day - from lollypops to cigarettes - a journey we all went through. So similar is our journey with Abhi's and yet so different. If YOU are an ordinary man who grew up in the eighties decade, you can undoubtedly relate yours and Abhi's journey at some corner or the other. So, sit back, relax, and take a walk into your memory lane.

In the middle of the ground, amidst urban infrastructure and a sprawling slum, lie the bodies of 14 men. One, in particular, draws Inspector Mohit Sawant’s attention – one that has had its face and hands brutally smashed by a huge rock. The only lead and eyewitness is Nitesh, found with bloody hands, sobbing beside the disfigured body. It all began when two boys, Nitesh and Vatsal, sat on abandoned railway tracks and decided that they wanted to leave their slum life behind. While Vatsal wanted to do it by pursuing his passion for dance and making a living the right way, Nitesh wanted to do it quickly. His only option was to help the local gangster Harish and join his organization. With his wit and his decisions, Nitesh rose within the gang, but also made new enemies who wanted to ensure that he is imprisoned and stayed behind bars. Amidst the pressure from his superiors and political influencers, can Inspector Sawant get to the bottom of the case and unveil the true motive of the crimes? Can Nitesh keep his secrets hidden and lie his way to freedom? Or will powers beyond their control award a final binding verdict?

Unscripted Hearts is a contemporary romance that delves into the complexities of love, vulnerability, and personal growth. Set against the backdrop of familial pressures, cultural expectations, and the desire for independence, this heartwarming story follows Abhishek, a 28-year-old aspiring writer, and Zara, a talented artist grappling with the scars of her past. Abhishek, caught between the career he's worked so hard for and the love he's reluctant to fully embrace, must decide what truly matters. Meanwhile, Zara, fiercely independent and emotionally guarded, is forced to confront her trust issues when old wounds resurface. As their paths cross and their worlds collide, both struggle to navigate the fine line between love and fear, commitment and freedom. Will they break down the walls they've built around their hearts, or will their insecurities keep them apart forever? Unscripted Hearts explores themes of emotional vulnerability, personal sacrifice, and the unexpected ways love can evolve. A journey of self-discovery and connection, this novel reminds us that love isn’t scripted—it’s a series of unexpected moments that define who we truly are.

Are you in quest of love and peace? Dear reader, I have been dreaming of marrying Guddi ever since childhood. No, I didn't love her back then. I wanted to marry her simply because all my friends were married (child marriage!), and I didn't want to lag behind. Now, I love her deeply. But for her, marriage is a three-ring circus – engagement ring, wedding ring and suffering. More so, I've run away from her a couple of times for my atonement. But every time, life has dragged me back to her. In running after love and peace, I forgot to live! A mesmerizing anecdote about following your heart, Love & Peace is about my fight with fate and life to achieve what I had set my heart on. Come, join my journey and rediscover yourself. Love and peace, Raju.

Page after page went to waste—I couldn’t get it right. The lines blurred, and the image refused to form. I felt her watching me from afar, her smile hinting she knew my struggle. Vulnerable yet unable to stop, I tried again. Then, she stood up, and my heart raced. As she walked toward us, a wave of nervousness and embarrassment consumed me. The ground felt like it had disappeared, and I couldn’t look at her. My gaze remained fixed on the notebook, my fingers trembling. With my head still down, I whispered to Arun, barely audible, ‘Is she coming this way? Told with heart-wrenching emotion and unexpected twists, "The Unfinished Portrait" explores human connection, inspiration, and hope. Will the painter finally complete his masterpiece, or will the story remain forever a mystery?

This story is about a young boy. Whose secondary education has just finished. The boy's name is Rahul. Rahul is a resident of Delhi. He lives in Delhi with his family which includes his parents and a sister named Disha. After completing his senior secondary education, Rahul fills the form for a graduate college. Rahul gets admission in a college in Mumbai. Rahul goes to Mumbai to do his graduation. There she finds the same girl who used to sit the senior secondary examination with him. Rahul somehow talks to that girl with a courage, then he comes to know that her name is Vida. In the same college, Vida and Rahul also become friends with a boy named Amit. Amit also likes Vida. As soon as Rahul gets to know this, he is very jealous of this. Now this story turns into triangular love. But this is not the only thing. A big rogue from Mumbai whose murder's proof is in a tape. His goons accidentally lose that tape. They suspect Rahul, Vida and Amit for the tape. Whom they had met suddenly. Now the story becomes even more exciting when the men of the rogue meet Rahul, Vida and Amit in their hostel. As soon as the police knows this, she calls the three to inquire with them. After the questioning is over, Dhruvesh's (crook) men see them all coming from the police. They think they had gone to give the tape to the police. Then Dhurvesh and his men fall behind Rahul, Vida and Amit. Now Rahul has to save his love as well and prove his love, to whom vida is unaware. After saving their lives, they all leave Mumbai and flee back to Delhi.

A hopeless teen Yash struggling in life meets a carefree soul who gets in trouble through his humour, Yash fell for his friend, naming her the symphony of rain. He meets another boy with bruises and harsh views over life. After death he wakes up against a gun held by his friends, all to take his life span. A basement, kids like him, blood, scars. He had to find a supposedly alive killer, all to be found by him first. The sky belonged in her arms and he was a free bird.