Fading Stars is an unflinchingly honest exploration of love, trauma, and the journey back to oneself. This novel doesn’t offer fairy-tale endings or easy resolutions—it dives into the kind of story we don’t talk about enough. A story where love becomes something painful and unrecognizable, where staying feels like survival, and where walking away becomes an act of profound bravery.
Told through interwoven timelines of past and present, the story follows Maya as she struggles to break free from a toxic relationship with Vivhaan—a man she once believed she could save. As Maya tries to reclaim her life, the shadows of her past pull her into cycles of doubt and guilt, while Vivhaan spirals deeper into his own grief and delusions.
This is not a story about rekindling love.
It’s a story about reclaiming identity.
Fading Stars is raw, powerful, painful, and ultimately freeing—a deeply emotional journey for anyone who has ever had to choose themselves over a love that no longer served them.
Perfect for readers who appreciate honest, emotionally charged narratives, Fading Stars offers comfort, catharsis, and the quiet strength of survival.