Some love stories don’t end when people leave. They begin there. Five years ago, Mia left Armaan — and the silence she left behind nearly destroyed him. A once-famous romance author known for writing love like it would never end, Armaan spent those years buried in letters he never sent, words he never showed the world, and dreams that never stopped showing her face. Time passed, but the ache remained—quiet, persistent, unspoken. Now reunited in a remote mountain town soaked in rain and memory, they try to find their way back to each other. But love, once fractured, doesn’t return without shadows. Armaan is restless, haunted by dreams he can’t explain, writing words he never meant to share. Mia senses the distance growing again—this time not in miles, but in truths left unsaid. As the past presses closer and the present begins to tremble, both must confront what love becomes when it is tested by time, fear, and the things we keep hidden to protect each other.
Where Love Fades is a raw, intimate sequel to Where Love Happens—a story about devotion that endures of fear that disguises itself as destiny, and of truths so fragile they are almost easier to leave unspoken. As past and present blur, love is tested not by distance, but by what is finally revealed.
Because some loves don’t fade.
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CA Naman Porwal
Naman Porwal, a Chartered Accountant from Indore, is much more than a professional bound by numbers—he is a storyteller who writes with his heart wide open. His journey as an author began from the quiet corners of his own experiences, where emotions found their way into words, and words turned into stories that resonated deeply with readers.
At just seventeen, Naman published his debut book, Feelings of Mind Connected to Heart (2017), a collection that beautifully intertwined raw emotion and youthful introspection. The book went on to sell over 10,000 copies, marking an extraordinary beginning to his literary voyage. Since then, Naman’s pen has continued to trace the delicate threads of love and longing. His subsequent works—I Still Love You (2020), Where Love Happens (2024), and In Her Eyes (2024)—have been celebrated for their tender portrayal of human connections, earning him a loyal readership and critical acclaim.
Naman has built a creative legacy alongside his professional life. Honoured at various literary events for achieving the rare feat of publishing his first book at seventeen, Naman continues to inspire through his words and his quiet passion for reading books.
