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Sharvari: His Captive Queen
Betrayed in love and war, Sharvari makes one final attempt to save her people by offering herself to the victorious rival King of Sindh, Brihadrath. The handsome king gives her a hope of a new start. But life at her new home is ridden with challenges. While she is coping up with a slew of palace intrigues and assassination attempts, the man from her past haunts her. Can Sharvari overcome the hurdles and find love again?
Sharvari is the first stand alone novella in the royal romance collection. The story is set in ancient India and mirrors the dynamics of that era. If you love intriguing stories of steamy romance with a guaranteed HEA, do download and read this one!
Ashvini is a management professional turned story teller. She loves to dream history and weaves romantic fantasies set in ancient India. She lives in Bangalore with her husband and daughter.
Sharvari is the first stand alone novella in the royal romance collection. The story is set in ancient India and mirrors the dynamics of that era. If you love intriguing stories of steamy romance with a guaranteed HEA, do download and read this one!
Ashvini is a management professional turned story teller. She loves to dream history and weaves romantic fantasies set in ancient India. She lives in Bangalore with her husband and daughter.
142 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 2, 2018
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March 17, 2018
It is rare to find Indian historical romances that give us a glimpse into the majestic kings and kingdoms of ancient India.
Sharvani, the hill princess, and Brihadrath the king of Sindh make a potent couple. I loved Sharvari, the betrayed, defeated yet brave princess who offers herself to the king in exchange for the freedom of her people.
But her place is not in his harem but beside him as his wife and Brihadrath realize it soon. But will their life together be without problems?
The author weaves a magnificent tale of intrigue, treachery, and passion with ease.
A very good read, that too from someone who is a novice in this genre.
Sharvani, the hill princess, and Brihadrath the king of Sindh make a potent couple. I loved Sharvari, the betrayed, defeated yet brave princess who offers herself to the king in exchange for the freedom of her people.
But her place is not in his harem but beside him as his wife and Brihadrath realize it soon. But will their life together be without problems?
The author weaves a magnificent tale of intrigue, treachery, and passion with ease.
A very good read, that too from someone who is a novice in this genre.
April 11, 2018
An engaging tale of revenge, deceit, love and redemption. Set in the era of ancient India, the author takes us into a world of majestic kings, queen, castle and kingdoms, but the human failings never change. I loved the characterization of Sharvari, who is brave, courageous and loyal. The narration is fluent making the book a page turner. A recommended read.
May 3, 2018
If you love to read indian royal romance stories then this book is for you. A journey of a warrior princess into being the queen and later proving her loyalty both towards her King and her kingdom.
August 26, 2018
A story of love, romance, and deceit in a royal background.
It was really fascinating to read a book reminding the past Indian historical romantic tales.
I relate the character of arkasen is much or like kattappa in bahubali movie, but what he has done to sharvari is really not good though it demanded his rightful duties and I never expected devdatt is behind all this. And the princess sharvari led a great ordeal but hopefully ended with contentment.
It was really fascinating to read a book reminding the past Indian historical romantic tales.
I relate the character of arkasen is much or like kattappa in bahubali movie, but what he has done to sharvari is really not good though it demanded his rightful duties and I never expected devdatt is behind all this. And the princess sharvari led a great ordeal but hopefully ended with contentment.
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