A haunting afterlife romance set in limbo: two strangers, no memories, and love beyond death
When Darkness Blooms: Two souls, one unfinished story.
Two strangers wake in a mist-covered town with no names, no pasts, and an inexplicable pull toward each other.
Akshay and Tanya remember nothing — not who they were, not how they arrived in this limbo. As they move through fog-laced streets and houses stopped in time, fragments surface, and something invisible works to keep them from assembling the whole.
For: readers who want romance with a supernatural ache.
Akshay and Tanya wake in a mist-covered town with fog-laced streets and houses stopped in time. Neither remembers how they arrived. When Darkness Blooms is a literary supernatural romance between life and death, set in an uncanny limbo that seems to be working against them.
They have no names, no pasts and an inexplicable pull toward each other. As fragments of memory surface, they piece together who they were, and something invisible works to keep them from assembling the whole. It is an amnesia romance about identity, two souls recognising each other, and love as the only thing that feels true.
This is an atmospheric, ethereal love story that asks real questions about memory, existence and what survives death. If you loved the afterlife of The Lovely Bones or the erased-love premise of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, start here.
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Yes, a literary one. It is a romance set in an afterlife-like limbo, where two people with amnesia fall for each other while trying to remember who they were.
It is atmospheric and eerie rather than horror: mist, stopped clocks and something unseen. If you want true gothic horror romance, try Love Beyond The Glass.
When Darkness Blooms by Simran Mehta is on Amazon as a Kindle ebook ($3.99) and paperback ($26.99).
