Publisher's Synopsis
The woman in Red has a secret admirer.
A second chance at love means confessing your secrets to a stranger.
It was a rainy, winter night when Kabir saw her for the first time.
A mysterious woman in a red dress seeking shelter came inside his bar.
Night after night, drink after drink, she comes back to the same spot.
Hundreds of men try to speak with her daily, but she dismisses them.
She's always reading, always surrounded by books and booze.
He didn't want to disturb her peace.
And, he didn't want to be her next reject.
So, he decided to leave her books anonymously with notes.
Just as he was about to put another, a voice behind him says,
"So you're the one leaving me books?" Recommended for fans of Sense and Sensibility, The Duchess, The Forty Rules of Love, and A Walk To Remember. This is Kabir's and Red's story. 2020 Readers' Favorite Honorable Mention in Literary Fiction, 5 stars. An intimate character piece. Complex and compelling. Distinct and realistic. - Publishers Weekly, BookLife Prize Contest I loved Beena Khan's The Name of Red. First of all, it's about readers-two at least. Second, it's a powerful look into how love starts and how it grows, a triumphant debut as an author. - ReadersFavorite. Reading Order.
These are all standalone romances.
RED SERIES
Book #1: The Name of Red (Kabir & Red)
Book #2: The Weight on Skin
Book #3: Color Me Red (Red, Isaah, Saagh)
Book #4: The Whispers of Rifts (Aryan, Aanaah, & S.)
