The Red Thread Of Fate

Some threads never break — not even through death.” The Red Thread of Fate is commonly thought of as an invisible red cord around the wrists of those that are destined to meet one another in a certain situation as they are their one true love. The Red Thread of Fate is a haunting romantic mystery that intertwines love betrayal and destiny across lifetimes. Set between the mystical landscapes of present-day India and the echoes of a forgotten royal past it follows Vanya Aditya Rohit and Devika four souls entangled by karma bound by the invisible red thread of fate — a thread that ties lovers betrayers and victims across time. A blend of romantic tragedy psychological suspense and supernatural mysticism The Red Thread of Fate reads like a fusion of Rekka (Tamil) Raabta and Crimson Peak — atmospheric visual and deeply emotional. Each chapter alternates between present and past slowly revealing the truth of who each character once was — until the climax where karma delivers its final justice. In this reincarnation saga passion becomes punishment and love becomes the very fire that burns through centuries. This book explores how unhealed emotions travel through lifetimes. This book is about obsession and redemption of how love turns to possession and betrayal seeks forgiveness or can love defy destiny or does it always end the same tragic way? This book is a blending of Indian mythology with psychological realism. The Red Thread of Fate transforms Indian mythological symbols — The Red Thread Neem Tree Agni Karma and Punarjanma — into a contemporary gothic romance where mythology becomes psychology and fate becomes the story’s heartbeatMy name is Ananya Pathak. I was born and brought up in Dehradun the serene capital of the northern hill state of Uttarakhand. I like to read and write love stories that also have a murder mystery. I want to write such stories that after reading them the reader feels that it is their own story. At some point in life he/she had also gone through such a situation. Something similar had happened with him/her too at some point. Someone had broken his/her heart in the same way. Someone had taken advantage of his/her innocence in the same way as he is reading in my books. He can relate to himself through my story.