Summer of 93

Summer of '93 begins as a lighthearted story about children enjoying a carefree summer by the Simroo River. Archana Somvanshi's warm and vivid storytelling captures the slow, easy pace of long summer days, drawing readers into a world filled with innocence and fun.

But beneath the surface, secrets from the past begin to emerge, threatening the bonds of love, tradition, and family. As the story unfolds, what starts as a simple summer tale turns into a journey filled with mystery, history, and romance.

Somvanshi's expressive prose breathes life into a poignant narrative, beautifully exploring themes of love, feminism, and the weight of a fractured social system. Distinct and imperfect, her characters are achingly real—grappling with heartbreak, growing up, and forbidden love in ways that resonate across generations.

Blending the innocence of childhood with the complexity of adult secrets, Summer of '93 delivers a genre-crossing tale that’s equal parts mystery, romance, and historical reflection. It is a story that captivates readers with its vivid imagery, unforgettable characters, and its hauntingly beautiful exploration of a past that refuses to be forgotten.