“The Love Hypothesis” follows Olive Smith, a third-year Ph.D. candidate who doesn’t believe in lasting romantic relationships. To convince her best friend that she’s on her way to a happily ever after, Olive impulsively kisses the first man she sees—Adam Carlsen, a young, renowned professor known for his unapproachable demeanor. Surprisingly, Adam agrees to maintain the pretense of a fake relationship. As they spend more time together, Olive’s feelings become increasingly complex, challenging her scientific approach to love. ​”The Love Hypothesis” has been widely acclaimed for its engaging characters and witty narrative.

Losing Hope delves into themes of forgiveness, healing, and the transformative power of love, providing readers with a deeper understanding of Holder’s character and his journey toward self-redemption. This contemporary Romance offers a new perspective on the events of Hopeless, retelling the story from Dean Holder’s point of view. Haunted by the memory of a girl he couldn’t save, Holder’s life has been overshadowed by guilt and remorse. Upon reconnecting with Sky, he confronts past secrets and seeks redemption, revealing how their intertwined histories have profoundly affected him and his family.

“Warmth” is a heartfelt collection of poems and reflections penned by Rithvik Singh following a profound personal heartbreak. The book delves into themes of love, loss, healing, and hope, offering solace to readers navigating similar emotional journeys. Singh’s writing captures the depth of human emotions, providing a comforting reminder that, despite the pain, healing is attainable. Rithvik Singh is a renowned Indian poet with a degree in English Literature from Hansraj College, University of Delhi. He has previously served as a Content Lead at Terribly Tiny Tales, India’s largest storytelling platform. Singh’s work resonates with a vast audience, and his words have been shared by notable personalities, including Britney Spears and Huda Kattan.