 “You don’t need a big house, you need a big heart!”
Sisters Mohini and Aditi were brought up by their single mother with meager resources. As young women, both strive to escape village life and its restrictions. For fiercely independent Mohini, nothing is more important than financial security and a higher status in life. But easy-going Aditi just wants love and acceptance. Their paths diverge when Mohini marries into a rich family and Aditi marries her high school sweetheart. But life doesn’t turn out as expected. A tragedy drives a wedge between them, upturning their lives and leaving them with difficult decisions. Can they move past their differences and find what they’re looking for? Or will the deception pull them further apart? The Crow and the Peacock is a family saga of ambition, deceit, and finding acceptance despite all odds.  Anila Mallik has sworn off relationships after her husband’s death. Who else can love her son as much as his father? She is a wealthy Wellington Estates businesswoman, and that’s quite enough for her. But Avinash Singhania’s interest in her scares her more than the stalker who won’t leave her alone. Successful lawyer Avinash Singhania is only interested in no-strings attached superficial dates with women who want the same. But Anila Mallik is a different matter. The more she shuns him, the stronger his attraction grows. When Anila and Avinash find themselves on opposite sides of a lawsuit, they must solve the dilemma while dealing with the stalker. Can Anila heal from her heartache and make space for love? Will Avinash commit to something he’s never considered possible? The fifth and final stand-alone novel of the Wellington Estates Series, Business Casual is a story of overcoming obstacles and finding love. 
Genre: Contemporary Romance, Mythology, Folklore Blurb: The eternal dance of attraction, lust and love has been going on since time immemorial. The divine apsara Menaka descends to Earth at Indra’s behest to distract the sage Vishwamitra from the penance that would bring him unimaginable powers. Menaka succeeds in bewitching Vishwamitra, but her actions are destined to have dire consequences for both. Eons later, their story is set to repeat itself. Poorva has always played by society’s rules and ideas of decorum. But what happens when her own loved ones betray her in the worst way imaginable? Does she still have to remain bound by their rules? Rudra plays with power and people like they are pieces on a chessboard. He has no qualms about indulging his desires, be it money or women, but is determined not to be bound by either. What happens when these two diametrically opposite souls are brought together by fate? In the game of power, lust, greed and betrayal, some win and some lose. But are there any winners or losers in the game of love? Like Menaka and Vishwamitra, are Poorva and Rudra too destined to see their story end in tragedy? Or will the divine power prevail? Mumbling an apology, she sat up straight.
“It’s dinner time. You can sleep in the bedroom after dinner.” “Bedroom?” “Yeah, it’s just behind our chairs,” he said stretching his legs. “No, no. I’m fine here.” “You are my guest, it’s for you.” “No, no. I don’t want to inconvenience you.” The flight attendant brought their dinner putting an end to the debate. She was surprised when the attendant brought another tray that had champagne cooling in a silver container with all the paraphernalia. “I thought you didn’t take alcohol,” she couldn’t help but comment. “Sometimes I do. This is an occasion which calls for a toast, don’t you think?” “When others are doing all the thinking for me, I have stopped applying my brains.” He chuckled and shook his head, “You know, I sometimes get the feeling you are more angry about my taking control of the events than anything else.” She spooned the chicken curry on her plate refusing to reply. The food was awesome, and she was hungry. “Isn’t that so?” he asked goading her again. “I’m angry about everything. Every damn thing and every damn person.” “I think you are angry with yourself too.” “Oh really! Care to elaborate?” “There are two reasons. You have been a good girl all your life. You thought that was the best thing to do, but you got nothing out of that. And now forbidden things are appealing to you, which goes against your first philosophy, so you are angry all the more.” He opened the champagne with a pop and poured the sparkling liquid into two flute glasses. He had taken off his coat and rolled up his sleeves. “Forbidden things are appealing to me!” The blood flow accelerated in her veins at the sight of his hands and broad wrist. He had beautiful long fingers like those of an artist. “Yes, didn’t you enjoy rehearsing and performing for the show?” He handed her the glass and clinked his with hers. “Aren’t you enjoying this meal with me high up in the sky?” “Hats off for turning the argument around and making it about me and absolving yourself for the entire mess.” “It is not a mess and I’m just the instigator. In fact, I have done you a favor. I have taken you out of your boring life and given you a chance to enjoy the way you deserve.” “Wow!” She chuckled, actually enjoying herself. He went absolutely still, then leaned towards her and said softly, “You deserve the best, Poorva. You are a very nice person and should get everything you want from life.” The air was thick with undercurrents as she looked into his sincere eyes. The brown specks in his black eyes glowed with goodwill and admiration. He came closer and glanced at her lips, then the spell broke and she turned her attention back to the flute in her not-so-steady hand. “That was a nice thing to say,” she muttered. “You are welcome.” _______________________________________
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Winner of TOI Write India Season 1, Ruchi also publishes romantic short reads under ‘Hearts and Hots’ collection, besides being a contributing author to many anthologies.
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