Frequently Asked Questions
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Right now, my books are available exclusively on Amazon and Flipkart. Most bookstores don’t stock indie authors — yet. But hey, things are changing. You can always reach out to me directly if you’d like a signed copy!
Amazon ships internationally, no problem there. But for signed copies, I’m currently limited to shipping within India. Hopefully I’ll expand that soon — fingers crossed.
You can follow me right here on this site, or over on Instagram where I post all my major updates (and occasional ramblings).
Please do! Whether it’s feedback (praise or criticism), pop culture rants, collab ideas, or just something random — I’m always up for a good conversation.
Absolutely. Leave a review, tell a friend, post a reel, or just shout about the book online. And if you’re feeling extra kind — donate to any NGO that feeds stray dogs, in your name. That would mean the world.
Yes! I love sharing ARCs with readers, reviewers, and bookstagrammers. If I’ve missed you somehow, just drop me a message — I’d be thrilled to send you one.
Yes, and I’d love to do more. If I can offer something meaningful beyond my books — to one reader, student, or fellow writer — I’m all in.
If you’re asking about direct sequels — yes, some of my books (especially in the shared universe) will have recurring characters and overlapping timelines. But I’ll always make it clear whether a book is a standalone or part of something bigger.
Some will be; most won’t. If a book is part of a shared universe, I’ll call that out upfront. If it’s a standalone, I won’t say anything — but that might change if an idea grows roots later. In that case, I’ll inform you when the new book drops!
Currently, my stories are written for new adults and adult readers. But I’d love to explore a YA novel someday — once the right story comes to me.
Right now, most of my stories lean emotional — with strong character arcs at their core. But one day I’ll definitely write something lighter, maybe even Wodehouse-ish. I also secretly want to write a campy B-movie style action romp, complete with red shirts and slow-mo chaos. One day at a time.
I don’t write erotic romance. I don’t glorify abusive characters. And I don’t like stories that claim to be two genres but forget one (looking at you, Romantasies that forget the ‘fantasy’). Everything else? Game on.