Books are mirrors: you only see in them what you already have inside you – Manisha Gir
1. Hema – Hamida
By Manisha Gir
Hema – Hamida is a beautifully crafted narrative about two women from different walks of life who unexpectedly find their fates intertwined. The novel explores their journey through love, loss, and the sacrifices they make in their quest for fulfillment. In a world that demands conformity, Hema – Hamida examines the deep emotional layers that make individuals question who they truly are, and whether they can break free from societal expectations.
2. The Outsider
By Manisha Gir
In The Outsider, Gir takes us into the life of a solitary man who feels disconnected from the world around him. A poignant exploration of the human desire for belonging, The Outsider reflects the complexities of loneliness, self-worth, and finding one’s place in the world. Gir’s prose evokes both heartache and hope as we witness the journey of the protagonist, who, like so many of us, is seeking the light in the shadows of his existence.
3. Able to Love
By Manisha Gir
Able to Love is an exploration of the healing power of love in all its forms—romantic, familial, and self-love. The protagonist’s journey is an emotional rollercoaster, as she learns to navigate heartache, rediscover herself, and open up to the possibility of healing. Gir’s deep understanding of the human condition shines through as she paints a story that resonates with anyone who has struggled with opening their heart and learning to love again.
4. The Enemy
By Sarah Adams
Ryan and June were high school friends with an adorable love-hate relationship. Well-known for their battle of wits, they came dangerously close to kissing on their graduation night. But the moment passed, and so did a chance at love. It’s been twelve years and their best friends are getting married. Seeing each other in the same city with the sort of history they have, won’t be easy. Ryan’s charm doesn’t help, either. June plans to rub every delicious detail of her life in Ryan’s face and ignore the rest
5. The Last Eligible Billionaire
By Pippa Grant
He’s THE bachelor billionaire heir; she is just a schoolteacher. He is grumpy; she is sunshine.
Emotionally unavailable doesn’t even begin to describe Hayes. He has perfected the art of staying aloof from everyone—until she steps into his world.
FAQs on Manisha Gir’s Books:
What is the central theme of Able to Love?
Able to Love centers around the idea of healing through love—whether it’s the self-love necessary to rebuild after trauma or the love we share with others to heal wounds.
Are Manisha Gir’s books suitable for readers who enjoy contemporary romance?
Absolutely! Her novels, especially Hema-Hamida and Able to Love, are perfect for those who appreciate contemporary romance stories with deep emotional layers.
How does Manisha Gir blend old-school charm with modern themes?
Gir brings elements of nostalgia, such as old ghazals and poetic expressions, into modern-day settings, weaving them into narratives about love, identity, and personal growth.