THE LIBRARY
Books by
Mishita
Chasing the Shadows
of Memory
Published 2024 · First Edition
Sanjh woke up in a hospital room with no memory of her name, her past, or the husband who brought her in — and then disappeared. All she has is a daughter named Reva who needs a kidney transplant, a man named Kshitij who claims to be a childhood friend, and a sister named Sahar who is hiding something she won't name.
As Sanjh pieces together the puzzle of her own identity, she begins to suspect that her amnesia isn't an accident. And that the person she's most afraid of remembering — is herself.
A novel about what we choose to forget, what love costs us, and whether a family held together by secrets is worth saving.
CHARACTERS
Sanjh
Protagonist · Amnesiac wife
Avinash
The missing husband
Kshitij
Childhood friend with secrets
Reva
Daughter · Needs transplant
Sahar
Sister · Keeper of truths
READER REVIEWS
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"A hauntingly beautiful novel. I read it in one sitting and didn't leave my bed for an hour after."
— Priya M.
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"The way she writes grief — not as an event but as a persistent weather condition. Devastating."
— Rahul S.
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"Kshitij's character alone is worth the price of admission. Complex, flawed, utterly real."
— Ananya K.
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"I've recommended this to everyone I know who loves literary fiction with a pulse."
— Samir D.
Oops, I Dated
a Gen Z
Published 2026 · First Edition
Riya, 34, has survived two almost-engagements, three job title changes, and a full course of therapy. She is, by any metric, fine. Then she accidentally swipes right on Varun, 24 — who pronounces "charcuterie" correctly, unironically uses "no cap" in a sentence, and may or may not be the most emotionally intelligent person she's ever met.
A witty, warm, thoroughly chaotic love story about what happens when your type turns out to be someone who wasn't even born when your favourite band broke up.
★★★★★ 4.5 on Goodreads