The Yakshini Who Stole the Moon (The Chandrahridaya Trilogy)

By Kuldeep Singh

He was born without a heart.
She has forgotten who she truly is.
And together, they may awaken a destiny older than the gods.
Prince Aditya has never known what it means to feel.
He does not know love or fear, joy or grief. The soul of his heart was taken from him at birth, leaving him to grow into a prince who can think clearly, rule wisely, but cannot feel anything at all.
His responsibility as prince takes him to the depths of the Whispering Forest, where he meets a mysterious Yakshini.
People feared her as an evil forest spirit, but there is something strangely human about her. She does not remember anything from her past, accept some scattered fragments, reoccuring visions, and feelings she cannot explain.
Most unsettling of all is the connection she shares with Aditya.
As they search for the truth, their journey takes them far beyond the borders of the kingdom. They encounter abandoned temples, forgotten gods, hidden cities, and secrets that were deliberately erased from history.
And slowly, something unbelievable begins to happen.
Aditya starts to feel.
For the first time in his life, he knows wonder, anger, longing, fear-and something dangerously close to love.
At the same time, the Yakshini begins to recover memories, of who she once was, including her forgotten name. As she remembers more, she could realize that her past is tied to Aditya's in ways both of them could not have imagined.
Someone has spent centuries making sure those memories remain buried.
Now that Aditya and the Yakshini have begun to uncover the truth, an ancient celestial conspiracy started developing once more.
The gods have secrets of their own. And the fate of more than one world may depend on what Aditya and the Yakshini are willing to sacrifice for each other.
Because some hearts are stolen.
Some memories are lost.
And some promises are powerful enough to reshape the stars.
The Yakshini Who Stole the Moon is a fiction romantasy inspired by Indian mythology, combined with a slow-burning romance and ancient mysteries, celestial magic, forgotten civilizations, and a mythic world.
At its core, it's a tale of two people seeking the truth-one who has never felt the truth, one who has never known what it means to feel, and another who has forgotten who she was.
For those who enjoy reading: Indian-inspired fantasySlow-burn romanceGods, myths, and celestial magicAncient mysteries and forgotten civilizationsEmotionally resonating storytellingThe Yakshini Who Stole the Moon is the first novel in The Chandrahridaya Trilogy. It offers an immersive story while opening the door to a much larger mythic journey, that reaches beyond kingdoms, forgotten histories, and even the gods themselves.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0HH8NZW74
• ISBN13: 9798170603909
• Release Date: September 2026
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 464 Pages
• Weight: 1.23 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 1.1" x 6.0"