And Her Story Began

26 years old Aanya regularly writes in her diary, addressing Romit, her recently divorced husband. While she knows he would never get to read it, to feel as if he is still close to her she shares everything about her life in the dairy.
While she is still grieving over the loss of this separation, her life takes another major turn. As she reflects on life and its unpredictability, she realizes that may also be the beauty of it. She climbs out of the abyss of her self centered grief ready to navigate the turns with courage. She devotes herself to things she has always wanted to do. In 7 year old Sarah, a girl she meets in an orphanage and wishes to adopt, she finds her own reflection, and a ray of hope. But is it already too late?
What does life have in store for her? Will Romit ever find out about the lonely journey that Aanya went through?
Read Aanya's story, that is neither a romance nor a tragedy but a roller coaster of an emotional journey, and yet just a slice of life.

I struggled in expressing myself all my life until I took to writing in the latter years of my college. It turned out to be the most suitable way for me to express anything I wanted. The journey began from writing entries on random days in a diary to writing poems and then finally this book. Writing has almost become a part of me now.
I am a lawyer and a yoga practitioner. I am a poet and a writer too, my journey as an author began when I compiled a collection of my poems and published it in the year 2019 under the title, 'Dazzled by Illusion' and then another similar collection under the title 'Gray Pages' in 2020. I like to explore all that I can in life, this moment is all that is and living it to the fullest is what life is all about.
I graduated in the year 2020 in BA LLB from Amity University Rajasthan as a gold medallist and am pursuing my Masters in Law from MNLU. Writing and becoming an author was not in the plan but life is what happens to us while we are busy making our plans. And I feel complete when I write and I am grateful that at some point in life I started writing.