Description:
- What if the love of your life lived an ocean away?
- When filmmaker Maya Kapoor meets marine biologist Elias Rocha on a midnight flight from
- Mumbai to Lisbon, a simple conversation turns into something neither of them expected-a
- connection that feels immediate, rare, and impossible to ignore.
- But falling in love is easy.
- Staying in love across continents is not.
- Separated by time zones, careers, and the relentless pull of ambition, Maya and Elias try to hold
- on through handwritten letters, late-night calls, and memories of the sea that first brought them
- together. Yet distance has a way of testing even the strongest hearts.
- Years later, fate offers them a second chance in Lisbon-the city where their story began. Now
- they must decide:
- Is love about crossing oceans for someone...
- or choosing where to stay once you've crossed them?
- Love Across the Meridian is a slow burn contemporary romance about long-distance love,
- second chances, emotional healing, and finding your way back to the one person who feels like
- home.
- Perfect for readers who love:
- Long distance romance novels
- Second chance contemporary romance
- International love stories set in Europe and India
- Emotional slow burn romance
- Poetic, heartfelt fiction about timing and fate
- If you believe love can survive oceans, silence, and time-this story is for you.
Brief description: Swati Singh is a storyteller drawn to quiet emotions, meaningful journeys, and theinvisible threads that connect people across distance and time. Her writing exploreslove in its most honest form-imperfect, patient, and powerful enough to cross oceans.Inspired by travel, human connection, and the small moments that shape our lives, shecrafts stories that blend atmosphere with emotion. Love Across the Meridian is hertender exploration of long-distance love, second chances, and the courage it takes tochoose where-and whom-you belong to.When she isn't writing, Swati enjoys observing everyday stories unfold around her, finding inspiration in conversations, cities, and the sea.