SCARSCRIPT: INKED IN FIRE ETCHED IN FATE by DR. NINA APRA | Book Review
The captivating tale of love, destiny, and rebellion against societal norms is Scarscript by Nina Apra. Princess Nanda and Ved, a cremation worker, come from worlds that should never meet, yet fate weaves them together in an unforgettable romance. Tradition, duty, and the ever-present divide between royalty and the outcast put their love to the test.
The story of Nanda, the cherished princess of Kashi, and Ved, the corpse burner, is a poignant reminder that love can cross even the most seemingly insurmountable boundaries. Ved's family had tended the funeral pyres for generations, yet they were shunned by the very people who relied on them. Ved yearned for something more, not wealth, not power, but dignity.
Throughout her entire life, Princess Nanda had also felt like an outsider. She never quite fit in with the servants or the nobles. But when she met Ved, she felt seen, heard, and understood. She felt like she had finally found her place in the world for the first time.
Their love was forbidden, yet they couldn't help but be drawn to each other. The king felt betrayed when he learnt of their relationship. Nanda had to make a decision. Will she put up a fight or give up her love? Please read this book to know the whole story.
The author has etched the love story of Princess Nanda and cremation worker Ved in silence. Silence that spoke more than the words. The author entices the reader into the divergent worlds of Ved and Nanda, a world in which one person belongs and the other is discarded.
The author, through the story, had succeeded in passing on the message that the pain of love transforms; it creates gold from the embers of fire, and the journey of love is about healing and reaching out to humanity.
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