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Book Blitz & Giveaway - Saved by Love by Shilpa Suraj





About the Book

They meet under impossible circumstances.


She is kidnapped by terrorists blackmailing her father, a Supreme Court Judge. He leads the team sent to rescue her.



Trekking to safety through Ladakh... They are in danger of falling in love. But, Lt. Col. Arjun Rathod knows that Naina Ahuja, engaged to politics' rising star, is not meant for him.



Forever changed by her trauma, Naina walks out of her controlling family and forges a new life. And then, she meets Arjun again. But this time, he is engaged to someone else.



Can they save their love or is it too late?


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Read an Excerpt



“Miss Ahuja? Naina?”



The almost soundless whisper had Naina’s eyes snapping open in the dark. A hard hand came up to cover her mouth even as a terrified squeak left her lips. A pair of dark, intense eyes in a face streaked with camouflage paint floated into her vision. “I’m here to rescue you. Your father sent me. I need you to stay completely silent when I remove my hand. Can you nod if you understand?”


Keeping her eyes on his strong, reassuring ones, Naina nodded quickly. The stranger waited to make sure she wouldn’t scream, and slowly lifted his hand from her mouth. Slipping a knife out from seemingly nowhere, he cut the rope binding both her hands and feet within seconds and levered her up from her prone position. Helping her to her feet, he watched intently to see if she was steady on her feet. Reassured that she wasn’t going to faint at his feet, Arjun moved quickly to the door and looked out. The guards were still unconscious from the light taps to the back of their heads administered by his teammates, and so far there was no sign of any other movement in the camp. Coming back into the room, he put his lips close to her ear to whisper, “Can you walk?”


Nodding mutely, Naina craned her neck to get a glimpse of his face from this angle. The stranger was so tall that he towered over her by almost a foot. Dressed all in black, with a mini arsenal strapped on to him, he looked like he’d arrived straight from hell. Apparently, the devil was her hero tonight.


About the Author

Shilpa Suraj wears many hats - corporate drone, homemaker, mother to a fabulous toddler and author.



An avid reader with an overactive imagination, Shilpa has weaved stories in her head since she was a child. Her previous stints at Google, in an ad agency and as an entrepreneur provide colour to her present day stories, both fiction and non-fiction.


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Giveaway

2 Winners. Signed Paperback copy of Saved by Love & Bookmarks. Open to Indian Residents only.

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