Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
On a December evening, in a Delhi café, a young woman sits down across from Zoya, a writer, and offers her a story - with one condition: 'You will never ask his name.'Nine years ago, on a railway platform in Allahabad, a girl sat waiting for what she had decided would be her last train. Then a stranger leaned over and said, 'Your book is upside down.' That one sentence quietly changed the direction of her life. What followed was a love unlike any she had known - a love that asked before it touched, that knew how to wait, that told her, 'You will decide.' But some loves are not stronger than family, caste, and old fears. This is the story of Janvi, who hid both her deepest wound and her most beautiful love. And of Zoya, who, while writing another woman’s story, finds herself standing face to face with her own. Two women. Two silences. And one name that will not appear until the very last page - because some names are meant to be told to the world, and some are meant to be protected. Written in the lineage of Gunahon Ka Devta and the voice of today’s Hindi, this is a novel about love, silence, and the quiet courage of staying alive.
