Imaan Siddique, lands in Mumbai with the lowest notes in life and vengeance against system, social structure and professional attitude of the country and against Love too. He is on an ultimatum in his office, his Girlfriend has dumped him, his father has lost his post in an election in his town and he has to take care of his brothers future and education. The vengeance inside the heart turns him a blind runner behind success and makes him to break laws. But he has to cross the barrier of his path, Nikita Modvani, a beauty as well as a talented human resource in Mumbai struggling with her cruel past seeking happiness in her present. With his constructive talent but maneuver planning he turns her to be a pawn of his success and they start to live in present, in Live-in relationship. The combination of success and happiness constructs a boundary wall between them and the real world, the real India, between their present and their future. But then how aged this wall will be? How effectively will the combination of success and happiness work? What will happen when this wall cracks? Love you too Conditions apply is a tribute to all Indian lovers whose love stories become victim of certain tangible and intangible conditions in our country.

In a world where marriage doesn’t exist—only seven-year contracts—you don’t marry, you sign. You don’t divorce, you breach. And sometimes, you just expire. Kate is struggling to find her footing. She gave up a career she hated to pursue the law, and now she’s buried in debt and unemployed. At least she’s signed to an amazing guy—hot, sweet, and committed. Enter the contract killer, the man who pursues only signed women. No commitment, no hassle, all the fun. But Kate has enough fun on her plate... until her partner doesn’t re-up their contract. After an epic but well-deserved meltdown, Kate gets practical. She accepts a job with her uncle’s law firm, practicing signing law—the one type of law she swore she’d never do. And the contract killer? Now that Kate is single, she’s no longer his type, but he still wants to be friends. Yeah, that’ll work. Kate may be heartbroken, but she’s not impervious to this sexy, smart, and complex man. But hey, it looks like he may not be impervious to her either—signed or not. With biting wit and charm, I Love You Subject to the Following Terms and Conditions is hilariously relatable, for the millennial set. At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

A sweet, interactive picture book about a father and daughter's fun day, now available as a board book! When I say "I love," you say "you!" I love you. I love you. When I say "love you," you say "too!" Love you too. Love you too. It's another bright morning, and there's a whole day of fun activities ahead! Over the course of a day, a father and his little piglet wake up, get dressed, eat pancakes with syrup, ride bicycles, go on the swings, eat lunch, play hide-and-seek, take a bath, and then get ready for bed, eager for the next day to come. This rhythmic call-and-response picture book is an entertaining and interactive reading experience perfect for children who like hands-on books. Kids will love reciting the text when prompted with "When I say pancakes, you say more. . . . When I say syrup, you say pour. . . . When I say swing me, you say high. . . . When I say to the, you say sky," and more!

It is 1980 in India as Surya waits for the forbidden love of his life, Ahalya, to appear. When she finally arrives, she is wearing a wedding ring. After the two reluctantly part ways, Surya, who is drowning in despair and heartache, takes his own life. All that is left for his family and best friend, Vijay, is grief and their memories. Vijay, desperate for a new beginning, soon moves to the city where he is blessed with two sonsone named Surya after his beloved friend. As Surya grows up to become a reincarnation of his namesake, he rebels against his fathers desire to have him join the family business and pursues his dream of becoming a filmmaker. He eventually falls in love with Priya, a sweet girl who seems to know him better than he knows himself. But as his pursuit of his dream pulls Surya and his father apart, life comes full circle for both men as Vijay confronts his past and Surya attempts to convince Priyas family that he is the right man for her. Unconditional Love is the poignant story of a young Indian mans struggles to find his place in the world and a woman who loves all of him.

Have you ever wondered if you had a chance to go in the past, what would you have done? Would you like to pause it, change it or delete it? Well, it's complicated. You can't decide even in million years. Have you ever wondered why? Because you can't go in the past. You can't do anything. You can't rewind it, you can't change it, you can't erase it, you can't delete it or you can’t even forget it. Your past remains trapped in the past. The only thing you can do is to stop thinking and move forward. But there's always a time when we get tired in moving forward, we rest and resting let us think and go in the past. We think of the possibilities of changing the past and enjoy the pain that is not going to change anything. “I Still Love You” is the story of a guy Armaan who meets with a girl and immediately gets attracted to her. The girl shared comfort with him but loved some other boy. He holds on to her until Ragini came to his life and make him live his life to the fullest. As time goes by, Armaan increasingly got attached to the girl. Ragini got control of his dreams and Armaan realized that she is the one to love. He gets in love with Ragini and loved her with his whole heart. Armaan confessed to her and Ragini loved Armaan eventually. There came the turning point when Armaan loved her too much and Ragini can’t handle so much love. What happened next? Does Armaan get to achieve the love of his life or get bitter betrayal? Read more to find out . . . .

In a world where marriage doesn’t exist—only seven-year contracts—you don’t marry, you sign. You don’t divorce, you breach. And sometimes, you just expire. Kate is struggling to find her footing. She gave up a career she hated to pursue the law, and now she’s buried in debt and unemployed. At least she’s signed to an amazing guy—hot, sweet, and committed. Enter the contract killer, the man who pursues only signed women. No commitment, no hassle, all the fun. But Kate has enough fun on her plate... until her partner doesn’t re-up their contract. After an epic but well-deserved meltdown, Kate gets practical. She accepts a job with her uncle’s law firm, practicing signing law—the one type of law she swore she’d never do. And the contract killer? Now that Kate is single, she’s no longer his type, but he still wants to be friends. Yeah, that’ll work. Kate may be heartbroken, but she’s not impervious to this sexy, smart, and complex man. But hey, it looks like he may not be impervious to her either—signed or not. With biting wit and charm, I Love You Subject to the Following Terms and Conditions is hilariously relatable, for the millennial set.

“Excuse me, miss? Would you please marry me?” “Mister, we don’t even know each other! Don’t you think that you’re being a little too hasty and impulsive?” Although he was crippled, the man before her possessed the mannerism and looks that were certainly leagues ahead of those horrible men that she had been blind dating recently.Oh Vivian, hasn’t your sole aim for the past three months been to get married to a local resident as fast as you can? Now, the opportunity to do so is practically leaping into your arms!Why are you still hesitating? Conflicting emotions swirled within her. In the end, she bit her lip and firmed her resolve. The woman nodded in agreement. “Alright, I agree.”