"Stories of love, identity, and the truths India forgets"
Dr Sonia Sharma writes Indian romance and literary fiction rooted in Jammu & Kashmir.
About the Author
Dr Sonia Sharma is an Indian author of literary and romantic fiction, based in India. She writes the Afterlife series — a multi-part psychological and emotional drama — alongside standalone works including Imperfect Lives, a short story collection, and The Battle Ahead, a novel addressing the human cost of Article 370 in Jammu & Kashmir. Her writing is available on Amazon Kindle India. She also publishes Hindi and Urdu Shayari, English verse, and free-to-read fiction on her website drsoniasharma.info.
A doctor by profession, Dr Sonia Sharma turned to fiction to tell the stories that clinical language could never hold. Her writing draws from sixteen years of listening to people — their fears, their longing, their quiet resilience. She writes in English, and occasionally in Hindi and Urdu, because some emotions refuse to stay in one language.
My books
Afterlife series
The Battle ahead...
Afterlife series
Afterlife 4: An Illusion Called Forever — The final chapter of the Afterlife series.
The Afterlife series is a four-part Indian romance saga following characters whose lives are shaped by love, loss, desire, and the complicated business of starting over. From second chances and sexual identity to amnesia and grief, each book stands alone, but together they form a complete emotional journey. The series is available on Amazon Kindle India.
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Imperfect Lives
The Battle ahead...
Afterlife series
A collection of ten Indian short stories by
Dr Sonia Sharma explores love, marriage, longing, and the quiet courage of everyday people. For readers who believe that flawed lives are the most honest ones.
Of the people who don't fit — and don't need to.
The Battle ahead...
The Battle ahead...
The Battle ahead...
Martyrs are not just the people who give their lives to protect the sovereignty of their great nations, but also the dreams, dreams of those who stomach the enemy’s aggression at the line of fire, generation after generation.
Latest Blog
Why Indian Women's Fiction Deserves a Louder Voice?
We worship her in stone. We dress her in gold. We light incense at her feet and call her Durga, Lakshmi, Saraswati. And then we walk out of the temple and return to a world where ... click the link to read the entire Blog