Jheel Khanna completely gives up on Kabir Oberoi ever becoming her boyfriend, not after the way he changes overnight, from a young man deeply attracted to her teenager self, to simply a friend.
Even if she had some hope that he might change his mind, he crushes it when he leaves India to go and live with his French mother in Paris, never looking back…
,,,only to return home to Delhi when Jheel is at her lowest point in life, having dumped her miserable wife-beating husband after a brief marriage of seven months.
Will Kabir be just a friend, or become the boyfriend she craves? For Jheel realises she has never stopped loving her childhood sweetheart.
Kabir, who has always run away from long-term relationships… will he ever be ready to give Jheel the happily ever after she desires?
Sundari Venkatraman is an Indie Author who has 70 books to her credit, the latest book being MONDAY’S CHILD is fair of face. Though it is the first book in the Kickass Khannas series, it can be read as a standalone romance novel. Her books have consistently featured in the Top 100 Bestseller Lists on Amazon India, Amazon USA, Amazon UK, Amazon Canada and Amazon Australia in both romance as well as Asian Drama categories. Her latest hot romances have all been on #1 Bestseller slot in Amazon India for over a month.
These days, the author is independently publishing her novels in paperback format under her banner Flaming Sun, printed and distributed by Notion Press.
Even as a child, Sundari absolutely loved the ‘lived happily ever after’ syndrome and she grew up on a steady diet of fairy tales, Phantom comics and Mandrake comics. It was always about good triumphing over evil and a happy ending after the protagonists surmounted all unexpected obstacles.
Once she entered her teens, Sundari switched her loyalties from fairy tales to Mills & Boon. While she loved reading both of these, she kept visualising what would have happened if there were similar situations happening in India; to local heroes and heroines. And of course, the joy of vanquishing the ubiquitous evil villains! Her imagination soared and she happily ensconced herself in a rosy romantic cocoon for many years.
Then came the writing—a true bolt from the blue! And Sundari Venkatraman has never looked back.
