It is London and it is the sixties and for Angela everything is perfect. She is young and beautiful, able to enjoy the new freedom to the full. As a debutante and then as a model there is no shortage of young men vying for her attention, and so far her five years in London have been one long party: the men change and the jobs change but the party goes on. But sexual freedom does not live up to its billing and a life drifting from one casual affair to another leaves Angela restless and unfulfilled. Steve changes all that; he is different. At first she finds him annoyingly persistent in his advances but somehow he gradually breaks down her defences. He seems to understand her and care for her in a different way from the young men she has known. Gradually she begins to feel that she might be in love with Steve and soon they are married. Then the real Steve emerges: the bully, the liar, the pervert. Angela finds herself the sexual prisoner of a man she hardly knows. Under a barrage of psychological and physical pressure, Angela is forced by Steve to indulge in acts which appall her and which she is ashamed to admit to anyone. Soon all of her old friendships are gone and even her mother is estranged from her by her demonic husband. A Darker Shade of Love is the harrowing story of a 'nice' girl for whom the 'swinging sixties' becomes a nightmare of depravity. It is at once compelling and unsettling as it recounts a journey into a sexual hell.

Shades of love pours right from the heart of 21 co-authors expressing the kind of love they experienced and how it changed their lives, in a beautiful form of words. The book itself talks about what love stands for different people & how most people understand love in one form Love is a wholesome emotion, if love breaks then love fixes as well & there are no boundaries on what kind of love it is!

This book is a reminder to stay in God's love for another. In a world where everything and everyone seems divided, may we learn once again to stay under the shade of his wings, to take cover in his love, to learn to love and serve one another again.

In a time when white folks are masters and blacks are slaves, a profound love springs up and defies the oddsin secret Witness this true story of a love kept hidden from the world but a love truly shared by two as author J.B. Gentry paints A Different Shade of Love. Follow the story of Miriam, a white woman, and Hiram, a black slave, as they celebrate their love in the only way they know how through the years just before the Civil War to the early 20th Century. How can they protect their lifelong romance from their society that doesnt embrace this different shade of love?

Megha is a 24-year-old working girl. To society, she is independent, the only child in her family and has everything that anybody could desire. But life is not as simple as it seems. She is constantly lost in her thoughts. Even her friend Riya is unable to understand her. Her colleagues think she is a weirdo. A new person, Samir, enters the office and Megha’s life. He is the complete opposite of Megha. They become friends, but will he be able to change Megha’s strange behavior? What will happen to this new wave of friendship between Samir and Megha?

Love is a fascinating topic to the romantic and cynic alike. It is enigmatic ,magical and elusive. Of all human pursuits, the search for love occupies most of one's life. It is also the most misunderstood of all emotions. This is a book which describes both love and what passes for love; the real and the fake. The author, a practicing Psychiatrist and Psychotherapist draws upon her experience with human relationships to analyse love and romance. She debunks the prevailing myths about love and explains how anyone can find love. This book explores love from different perspectives-the biological,social,logical and emotional. It deals not only with romantic love but also describes and dissects all kinds of love beginning with parental love and ending with the love for the divine. The attempt is to have the reader develop a comprehensive understanding of love, as far as it is possible to do so.