
The Family She Borrowed
by Varun SIngh Chandel
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Available as an ebook and in paperback. Paperback ISBN 9798166284747. Included in Kindle Unlimited.
About the book
She came to Gurgaon for a job. She never expected to find a family—or to lose the life she dreamed of building. When young engineer Sonika moves to a new city, she is far from home, lonely, and unsure where she belongs. The warmth of Anurag, his wife Rimmi, and their daughter Ranu gives her something she has long missed: a place at the table and the feeling of being part of a family. But belonging can blur the line between gratitude and longing. As Sonika’s bond with the family deepens, she must confront feelings she doesn’t know how to name—and learn that love doesn’t always mean getting to keep someone close. Then tragedy changes everything. Newly widowed and raising her young son, Sonika faces grief, difficult choices, and the fear that she has lost the people and home she depends on. With the support of those who care for her, she must find the strength to honor the past while choosing a future of her own. The Family She Borrowed is a heartfelt novel about found family, complicated love, devastating loss, and the courage to begin again.
What to expect
- Setting and world
- Space and other worldsReal world, real problems
- Pace and shape
- Slow and atmospheric
- True stories
- An inspiring journey
Book details
- Author
- Varun SIngh Chandel
- Genre
- Literary Fiction
- Formats
- Ebook and paperback
- Paperback ISBN
- 9798166284747
- Kindle Unlimited
- Included
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