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Loving someone is hard.
Loving someone addicted is a war.
She wasn’t looking for chaos, but chaos found her — in the form of a boy with trembling hands, a fractured soul, and secrets stitched into his skin. A boy who promised to change. A boy who swore love could be stronger than his cravings.
But addiction doesn’t just belong to the addict. It seeps into the veins of everyone who dares to care — turning love into obsession, hope into destruction, and care into quiet self-destruction.
Needled is not just a story of substance abuse. It’s a story of love twisted into survival, of betrayal tangled with forgiveness, and of the silent battles fought by those who love someone drowning.
A raw, haunting tale that lays bare the unseen wounds of addiction — not just in those who use, but in those who choose to stay.
Because sometimes, the hardest addiction to break is the need to be needed.
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Rsvika Tripathi
Rsvika Tripathi is a multifaceted author, educator, and spiritual explorer whose words weave together raw emotion, societal reflection, and personal transformation. Best known for her Resilient Women trilogy with boooks 'draupadi's 13 Relations', 'The 3 Illusions of Amrapali', and, the critically appreciated 'The Fire Within Sita', she gives voice to stories of strength, vulnerability, and resilience, especially through the lens of women navigating their inner and outer battles.
At just 24, her literary journey has already earned her recognition as Woman Face of the Year 2025 by FoxStory India. Her writing style blends introspection, humor, and sharp social commentary, reflecting both her personal experiences and her deep empathy for human struggles.
Beyond writing, she is a passionate teacher of literature and communication, inspiring students to find their own voice through writing and self-expression. Her workshops and motivational sessions, especially in schools across Himachal Pradesh, have made her a sought-after speaker.
A believer in the mystical connection between the self and the universe, she also practices tarot reading and numerology, guiding people through life’s uncertainties with spiritual insight.
Through her latest novel Needled, she tackles society’s harsh prejudices against drug addiction, weaving a love story that questions morality, acceptance, and the very definition of redemption.
