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Can't Let You Go: Romantic Novel
It was just supposed to be a six-month contract. No feelings. No complications. A fake marriage to solve two real problems.
Dua Sikandar is tired of her grandmother’s relentless matchmaking, and Zaviyar Abaan, CEO of Abaan Construction, is haunted by a painful past and desperate to escape his mother’s push for marriage. Their solution? A strategic, six-month contract marriage complete with a signed legal agreement. To ensure distance, Dua even allows Zaviyar to mistakenly believe she prefers women.
The plan is perfect—until life intervenes.
Their carefully controlled agreement is shattered by a devastating accident that wipes Zaviyar's memory of the last eight years. The guarded, cold man is gone, replaced by a charming, openly affectionate husband who believes Dua is the love of his life. In his eyes, she is his entire world, his peace, and his home.
Dua falls utterly, deeply in love with this new version of her husband, cherishing every stolen moment of affection and adoration, knowing this blissful borrowed time must end. Because the moment Zaviyar's memory returns, he will remember the contract, her lie, and the betrayal he fears all women are capable of.
Can Dua convince him that the love they found was real before the man from the past destroys their future or will the return of Zaviyar's shattered memories destroy the beautiful future she is secretly dreaming for them both?
Dua Sikandar is tired of her grandmother’s relentless matchmaking, and Zaviyar Abaan, CEO of Abaan Construction, is haunted by a painful past and desperate to escape his mother’s push for marriage. Their solution? A strategic, six-month contract marriage complete with a signed legal agreement. To ensure distance, Dua even allows Zaviyar to mistakenly believe she prefers women.
The plan is perfect—until life intervenes.
Their carefully controlled agreement is shattered by a devastating accident that wipes Zaviyar's memory of the last eight years. The guarded, cold man is gone, replaced by a charming, openly affectionate husband who believes Dua is the love of his life. In his eyes, she is his entire world, his peace, and his home.
Dua falls utterly, deeply in love with this new version of her husband, cherishing every stolen moment of affection and adoration, knowing this blissful borrowed time must end. Because the moment Zaviyar's memory returns, he will remember the contract, her lie, and the betrayal he fears all women are capable of.
Can Dua convince him that the love they found was real before the man from the past destroys their future or will the return of Zaviyar's shattered memories destroy the beautiful future she is secretly dreaming for them both?
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Published April 23, 2025
About the author
Shazia Akhter
10 books16 followersShazia Akhter is an ultimate daydreamer. Her writing journey began as a way to bring to life the stories that constantly occupied her mind. Shazia is all about weaving romance tales where love conquers all, and happily ever afters are her thing. She is a student apart from being an author and a poet.
Works:
1. It's about destiny (Published on January 3, 2021)
2. Tangled Threads (Published on March 10, 2021)
3. Like a moth to a flame (Published on May 22, 2021)
4. Can't Let You Go (Published on May 26, 2023)
5. Gentle echoes of us (Published on August 27, 2023)
6. I can't help falling in love with you (Published on December 2, 2023)
7. You Felt Like Home (Published on 15 May 2025)
8. Jaded Heart (Published on 29 September 2025)
Works:
1. It's about destiny (Published on January 3, 2021)
2. Tangled Threads (Published on March 10, 2021)
3. Like a moth to a flame (Published on May 22, 2021)
4. Can't Let You Go (Published on May 26, 2023)
5. Gentle echoes of us (Published on August 27, 2023)
6. I can't help falling in love with you (Published on December 2, 2023)
7. You Felt Like Home (Published on 15 May 2025)
8. Jaded Heart (Published on 29 September 2025)
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