Searching Still - Khatana, Mokshi
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She came to Rishikesh seeking peace, not love. But in the stillness of the mountains and the quiet flow of the Ganga, she found a stranger who felt oddly familiar. Their connection isn't loud. It lingers in glances, in shared silences, in the comfort of simply being. No labels. No promises. Just something that feels like home. Just one more day. But fate has its timelines. A forgotten past resurfaces, and with it, a truth that shakes the very foundation of what they've built. Was it a coincidence - or something that began long before they met? Searching Still... is a tender, soul-stirring…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
She came to Rishikesh seeking peace, not love. But in the stillness of the mountains and the quiet flow of the Ganga, she found a stranger who felt oddly familiar. Their connection isn't loud. It lingers in glances, in shared silences, in the comfort of simply being. No labels. No promises. Just something that feels like home. Just one more day. But fate has its timelines. A forgotten past resurfaces, and with it, a truth that shakes the very foundation of what they've built. Was it a coincidence - or something that began long before they met? Searching Still... is a tender, soul-stirring journey through quiet love, unspoken memories, and the ache of what could be. For anyone who has ever felt something deeper without needing words, this story is for you.
Autorenporträt
A dreamer wrapped in words, Mokshi Khatana is a storyteller who believes the deepest emotions often lie in the quietest moments. A postgraduate in English Literature, her love for women's writing and contemporary fiction shapes her voice. Inspired by mountains, monsoon skies, and conversations over chai, she weaves stories with emotional depth and lyrical grace.Her debut novel, Searching Still..., is a heartfelt exploration of love, longing, and the unspoken. For her, writing is more than art-it's memory, healing, and hope.When not writing, you'll find her rewatching old Bollywood classics, journaling, or humming vintage songs by the Ganga.She's only just begun-and her pen shows no signs of stopping.