Era Mable Books – Bestselling Indian Romance & Contemporary Fiction.
The Locked series consists of three books, and Entangled Kismet is her latest release. If you want to spend time with a steaming hot cup of coffee and a sweet romance with HEA, then here you are. You will love Era’s books. Her books run as smoothly as butter, with simple language, a happily ever after with just a touch of drama.
This is the third and final book of the Locked series, a mix of love, familial ties, and drama—a complete package. It is a captivating story of Kabir Oberoi and Kyra Kapoor. They are 10 years apart in age but have an undeniable attraction and spark between them. The push and pull of the feelings, Kyra’s innocence and cheerfulness, and Kabir’s bonding with his brothers, all of these are very beautifully captured. It’s a smooth and highly recommended read, especially if you are a romance buff. Although it is a part of the series, this can also be read as a stand-alone.
The second book of the Locked series is the story of Vaayu and Ruhi. It’s a fun, hot, and beautifully crafted story. Charming Vaayu and Fierce Ruhi, two distinct personalities, embark on a contractual marriage solely to please their parents. Will they have a smooth road ahead, or will this contractual marriage take them on a bumpy ride?
I like the author’s writing style. The plot development was excellent, and the characters were well-crafted. This is a very refreshing story and a must-read.
Wed Locked is an interesting modern romance book by Era Mable about an arranged marriage. To keep her family business going, Mira had to marry Adil. But they didn’t plan to fall in love with each other before they got married. Love, is it possible to plan it? Read this book to find out more. The sibling love, friendship between the girls was all very skillfully narrated.
The best part is that the two people in the book don’t like each other, but are still getting together. An excellently narrated and highly recommended book.
Family and peer pressure regarding marriage can be dodged to some extent, but there exists a force beyond family and friends—fate and God—that cannot be evaded or altered. Arjun and Cinnamon also succumbed to the pressures of family and, ultimately, to fate.
This is a charming tale that begins on a rainy day but vanishes like a puff of smoke. Then, life goes on … and …a delightful story unfolds.
It is the story of Arjun and his Cinnamon.
It is commonly assumed that love leads to marriage, but it is also possible for marriage to lead to love stories. A wonderful thought expressed with such an adorable story. A newly married couple can easily relate to this.
