Ishita wants one her own column at the magazine where she works. What she gets instead is a perfect storm.
A bruised childhood that still lingers. Parents anxious to see her married. A landlord threatening eviction. And a boss who delivers a final ultimatum—prove your worth or walk away.
A cynical atheist with little patience for modern spiritual theatrics, Ishita does what she knows she writes. One sharp, sarcastic blog post mocking fake spiritual gurus and their unquestioning followers. It’s meant to be a rant. A release. Nothing more.
But the internet has other plans.
The post goes viral, catapulting Ishita into a world she doesn’t believe in, can’t control, and never asked to enter.
Will viral success save her job, or cost her everything? Will she secure her home, or lose the ground beneath her feet? And when unexpected success forces her to confront her past, will it heal the growing distance between her and her father… or deepen it beyond repair?