by M. P. Gupta
Tropes:
forcedproximity,
adventure,
foundfamily
She is the only scholar who can decode a murdered woman’s secret. He is the warrior ordered to keep her alive.
Gupta-era India, 400 CE.
Vachana Devagupta has spent her life studying the scattered fragments her mother died protecting. When the imperial court sends her in search of the sacred relic concealed within them, she is placed under the protection of Commander Aryaman—a disciplined warrior who trusts duty far more than desire.
Their search carries them across river roads, temple archives, gilded courts, and deadly ambushes. To move unseen, they must pose as husband and wife.
One room. One bed. A marriage built on a lie.
But the danger is real—and so is the desire growing between them.
Song of the Chintāmani is a steamy, open-door historical romance featuring a brilliant scholar heroine, a protective warrior hero, fake marriage, forced proximity, political intrigue, found family, and an ancient mystery powerful men will kill to control.
Perfect for readers who enjoy lush historical settings, high-stakes adventure, intense romantic tension, and a love story unlike anything they have read before.
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