Born Again to Lose You (Romance #223)

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We didn’t fall in love once… we fell in love every time we were supposed to let go.

What if the greatest love of your life…
was also your greatest mistake?

Aanya doesn’t believe in past lives.

Not until she starts remembering how she died in them.

Not accidents.
Not illnesses.

But moments.

Moments where she loved someone so deeply…
it rewrote her fate.

Every dream is the same.

A different time.
A different world.
A different version of her life.

And always—
him.

A man she has never met.

A man she somehow knows better than anyone else.

A man who dies…
every single time she loves him.

When Aanya finally meets Kabir in the real world, everything shatters.

Because he is the man from her dreams.

The one she has lost in fire, in blood, in silence, in choices she doesn’t remember making.

The one she has tried—and failed—to save… across lifetimes.

But this time is different.

Because Kabir remembers too.

Now, trapped in a cycle of love and loss that refuses to end, they uncover a truth more devastating than fate itself:

This isn’t a curse.

It isn’t destiny.

It’s a choice.

Every lifetime, Kabir leaves to protect her.
Every lifetime, Aanya follows… and loses him anyway.

And now, for the first time, they both know the truth.

To break the pattern, they must do the one thing they’ve never been able to do:

Let each other go.

But how do you walk away from a love that feels like the only thing that has ever been real?

“Born Again to Lose You” is a haunting, cinematic romance about soulmates bound not by destiny—but by the choices they can’t stop making.

A story of love that transcends time…
and the unbearable truth that sometimes, forever means learning how to say goodbye.

Perfect for readers who crave:

• Deep, emotional, soul-stirring romance

• Reincarnation and past-life love stories

• Heartbreaking yet poetic storytelling

• Love stories where fate isn’t the villain… love is

Because some love stories don’t end.

They repeat.

And the hardest part isn’t losing the person you love…

It’s remembering that you were the reason they had to leave.