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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalAmelia Brown is willing to do anything to make it stop, this feeling that hurts like an entire battlefield inside her. The plan is in action when a magnetizing stranger, Ethan Garcia, holds her hand as they rush her to the hospital. The unjustified tears in his hazel eyes are poetry to Amelia. This is the first time she thinks there might just be another way to end her suffering. For a minute, Amelia’s drooling heart forgets that it’s already been given to Austin, her almost perfect husband.
She swings in and out of love with the husband, who still manages to sway her with those sea-blue eyes, and the stranger whose overpowering touch and dominating gaze warn Amelia that he’s trouble. She wonders if it’s possible to love two people at the same time.
Will she try to revive a failing marriage with a husband that once kept her like a queen? Will she incurably fall for the stranger whose extremism scares and excites her at the same time? Or will she discover spine-chilling information about them, only to realize that she’s been a victim to a long-thought evil plan?
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Vibhushi Patwa
Writing found Vibhushi Patwa four years ago. After witnessing the highest highs of love and the lowest lows, she admires how love can be as ugly as it can be beautiful. Living through contradicting thoughts on love, she ignited the readers to feel the same through her first published short story, The Night We Met Again, which had the power to pour into some cracked hearts and break a few others. At 23, she’s a writer for a US-based IT company, Quacito LLC, and a head coordinator at an Early Childhood Development Centre, EuroKids, in Indore. She makes many broken and blooming hearts bleed on her Instagram account, ‘soul._confused’. She’s an obsessive perfectionist and is found meditating when her dramatic thoughts take over. Her friends know her as an incurable optimist, and her true friends have seen the pessimist when it comes to love. She believes her one true love to be food, and the hogging guilt always motivates her towards disciplined workouts.
