Where Ink Hesitates

About the Book: Seraphine Mitchell and Alasdair Davies are two writers living on opposite sides of the country. Seraphine’s introspective novels full of longing and quiet strength have earned her a loyal following drawing crowds in droves. Alasdair’s bold heart-pounding stories brim with adventure and wit a sharp contrast to Seraphine’s style. They’ve never met never spoken and wouldn’t dream of crossing paths—until their words bring them together. When Alasdair stumbles across her latest book her prose strikes a nerve he can’t ignore. Each sentence feels as though it’s written just for him. Drawn to her voice he writes his next novel with a silent message meant for Seraphine alone. Months later Seraphine discovers Alasdair’s book and feels an impossible connection. It’s as though someone understands her in ways no one ever has. She begins to write again her novel subtly answering his as though two souls are having a conversation across pages. Neither knows who the other is. Neither can stop writing. As their books begin to intertwine with stories of love longing and hidden vulnerability the line between fiction and reality blurs. What begins as a literary dialogue grows into something far deeper—an undeniable pull toward the unknown person behind the words. But when the risks of real life threaten their fragile connection they must decide: can a love that began between the lines survive when they finally meet face to face? About the Author: Kankona Chakraborty is a 19-year-old writer from India with a passion for weaving heartfelt stories of love and connection. Drawn to the intricacies of human emotions Kankona brings romance to life through relatable characters and tender moments that linger long after the final page. When not lost in the world of words she finds inspiration in everyday life exploring the beauty of relationships and the quiet magic of ordinary experiences. With a fresh voice and a love for storytelling she dreams of creating tales that resonate deeply with readers and remind them of the power of love