In The Fall Of Time
Fiction / Emotional Drama

In The Fall Of Time

Some moments never leave. They just learn to live in silence.

Some connections defy definition. Some silences echo louder than words. Set against the atmospheric backdrop of Haven Hills International School, In the Fall of Time is a hauntingly beautiful literary fiction novel that explores unspoken bonds, emotional awakenings, and the bittersweet passage of time. Anuradha, a woman of quiet strength, finds her life forever marked by a connection with Reyansh—a bond that is neither friendship nor love, yet transcends both. As time rewinds and reveals the emotional scars of the past, their undefined relationship lingers, unresolved and unforgettable. With poetic prose and deeply layered characters, this introspective tale will resonate with readers who cherish novels by Jhumpa Lahiri, Kazuo Ishiguro, or Anita Desai. It’s a story of longing, guilt, memory, and the ache of what was never spoken. Perfect for readers who love: 1. Emotionally rich, character-driven fiction 2. Poetic and lyrical writing 3. Slow-burn, introspective narratives 4. Themes of nostalgia, healing, and karmic connection “A silence that echoed louder than words… Held forever in the space between heartbeats.” Sometimes, the most powerful stories are the ones that remain unfinished etched not on paper, but in the soul.

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Author’s Note

“We often carry silent connections and choices that shape us forever. 'In The Fall Of Time' explores the tender, undefined bonds that time cannot erode—reminding us that while seasons change, some echoes never leave.”

Book Specifications

  • Publisher:Skrots Media & Entertainment
  • Published:September 26, 2025
  • Pages:169 pages
  • Dimensions:5.5 x 0.4 x 8.5 inches
  • Language:English
  • ISBN-13:979-8285045632

What readers said

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It is a story about a connection that has no name. It is about a teacher named Anuradha and her student Reyansh and the bond they share without saying it out loud.
— Prateek MehtaGoodreads
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I thought this was an excellent novel and I could relate to it totally, having taught for many years. Teaching seemed to encourage connections that were slightly more than friendship, perhaps undefined, yet very special, and this book captured the nature of one.
— Tom LeverettGoodreads

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The story behind this book

When a Relationship Has No Name

Some stories begin with a question. In The Fall Of Time* began with one that stayed with me for years: What do we call a connection that is neither love nor friendship, yet continu

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