The Other Side of Monsoon

SHE LOVES HER HUSBAND.
SHE NEVER FORGOT THE MAN SHE ALMOST CHOSE.
THEN THE MONSOON BRINGS HIM BACK.

At thirty-four, Sejal Solanki has built the kind of life she once believed she wanted.

She has a successful career, a comfortable home in Mumbai and an eight-year marriage to Anuj, a good man she still loves. Their life works. Their affection is real. Somewhere along the way, however, desire became something they stopped talking about.

Then work sends Sejal to Goa.

At a rain-soaked heritage hotel preparing to reopen, she comes face to face with Yuvraj Rawat, the man she knew thirteen years earlier and the possibility she never quite forgot.

Older now, divorced and still dangerously capable of seeing the woman beneath Sejal's carefully managed life, Yuvraj awakens something she thought adulthood had quietly taken from her.

What begins with memory and attraction becomes impossible to contain.

But Sejal's marriage is not a convenient villain. Anuj loves her. She loves him. And every choice she makes with Yuvraj forces her to confront a far more difficult question than which man she wants.

Who is she when she stops defining herself by the life she has already built?

Set between monsoon-soaked Goa and Mumbai, The Other Side of Monsoon is an intimate contemporary romance about marriage, adultery, desire, guilt, identity and the complicated distance between loving someone and still wanting something more.

It is the first novel in The Other Side, a series about women confronting the hidden parts of themselves and the lives waiting beyond expectation.

Some desires arrive like rain and change everything.