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A story of first love, heartbreaking choices, and unexpected second chances.When Sia left Mumbai ten years ago, she thought she had buried her past — and her love for Neil — forever.But life has other plans.Returning home after a decade, Sia is forced to confront old wounds, unfinished conversations, and the boy she never truly stopped loving. Neil, now successful but emotionally guarded, isn't the same teenage boy she left behind. Yet beneath the hurt and the years apart, something still flickers between them — fragile, fierce, and impossible to ignore.As secrets unravel and buried emotions come to light, Sia and Neil must decide: will they cling to the safety of the lives they've built... or risk everything for the love they never forgot?Almost Forever is a deeply emotional, heartwarming journey about forgiveness, healing, and the courage it takes to write a new chapter with the one you thought you had lost forever.

The Last Realization is a gripping and thought-provoking novel set against the backdrop of war, identity, and self-discovery. It follows the journey of Jumman, an Indian Muslim whose beliefs and understanding of his nation, faith, and the world around him are forever changed in the crucible of war.When India and Pakistan are thrown into conflict, Jumman, feeling a sense of vindication, believes that Pakistan will protect Muslims while selectively targeting Hindus. But as the war rages on, he finds himself at odds with Asif, an Indian Muslim soldier who is dedicated to defending his homeland, no matter the cost. Asif's unwavering commitment to his country and his sense of duty stand in stark contrast to Jumman's mindset, leading to heated arguments and ideological divides.When Asif tragically dies in the war, Jumman's jubilation is short-lived. A brutal attack on his own village by Pakistani forces leaves him broken, both physically and emotionally. As his world crumbles around him, Jumman's understanding of loyalty, religion, and nationality shifts dramatically.Through pain and reflection, Jumman comes to a realization that will change him forever: the enemy is not defined by religion or nationality but by the actions and choices of individuals. Stripped of his former certainties, Jumman's journey toward redemption and self-understanding becomes an exploration of the true meaning of patriotism, humanity, and the price of peace.The Last Realization is a powerful story of growth, loss, and the complexities of war, offering a deep and poignant reflection on the human cost of conflict and the path to healing.

Some flowers bloom in darkness. Some carry secrets that can kill.When a single black orchid petal arrives in the dead of night, slipped beneath Detective Dujo's office door with no sender and no explanation—only a chilling note—his instincts flare to life. "e;She is in danger. Find her before the next full moon."e;Five days.No name.And a ghost from his past.The petal is more than a warning—it's a signature. A symbol once associated with Dr. Lucian Moreau, a brilliant but twisted figure Dujo thought was long dead. Now, whispers of Moreau resurface, tied to secret experiments, missing people, and a woman whose life may already be hanging by a thread.With his sharp-witted nephew Bisu at his side and the trail leading to a mysterious florist who deals in danger as much as in flowers, Dujo must confront memories he's buried and enemies he never truly escaped.Because some mysteries aren't puzzles to be solved.They're traps waiting to be sprung.

When a priceless heirloom, the Thakore Timepiece, vanishes from a locked museum room without a trace, the city is stunned — and Detective Dujo is called in. But what begins as a high-profile theft quickly reveals deeper secrets: ancient rivalries, forged documents, and a trail of deceptions hidden behind ticking clocks.As Dujo and his team follow the clues through forgotten archives, mysterious guilds, and hidden vaults, they discover that this is no ordinary theft. The stolen clock may hold the key to a conspiracy stretching back generations.In a race against time, Dujo must outsmart brilliant forgers, silent enemies, and even his own doubts to solve the case before the truth itself disappears.The Mystery of a Clock is a sharp, intelligent mystery packed with locked-room puzzles, clever twists, and the timeless question: what is truly priceless — an object, or the truth it hides?

Rise Through It All is your guide to resilience personal growth and purposeful living.Learn to overcome fear,master your mindshet,build confidence and create daily habits that lead to success.Packed with practical exercises, reflections and actionable strategies,this book empowers you to turn challenges into opportunities and unlock your true potential.

The Reset – Book OneAt exactly midnight, the world changes.In the quiet desert town of Santa Esperanza, Mexico, reality begins rewriting itself night after night. History shifts, memories vanish, borders move, languages change, and entire parts of existence are replaced as if they had always been that way.By morning, no one remembers the world that came before.No one except five strangers.An investigative journalist, a retired engineer, a teenage hacker, a detective, and a mysterious homeless man find themselves carrying memories of realities no one else believes ever existed. As each Reset grows more dangerous, they uncover clues hidden beneath the Sonoran Desert—evidence of an ancient force capable of rewriting reality itself.What begins as an impossible mystery in one forgotten town soon attracts the attention of governments, scientists, intelligence agencies, and the world's most powerful organizations. But they all share one terrifying disadvantage:Every time reality changes, they forget.Only the five remember.As the Resets become faster and more destructive, they must uncover the truth before reality collapses beyond repair.A gripping blend of psychological suspense, science fiction, mystery, and adventure, The Reset – Book One is the beginning of an epic series where every chapter changes everything, and nothing—not even history—can be trusted.