Heir – End of Innocence is a winner of Author Page Awards for the Best Debut and Best Woman Writer! For her books, she has been recognized by FoxClues as India’s 100 Prime Authors, and Author of the Year by Ispirio Awards. As Author Naseha mentioned in one of her interviews with Oltobooks, “Follow your wild heart, everything will then make sense” well, the glimpse of her belief is truly reflected in her writing!
Author Naseha Sameen who was born in India’s Eastern Coastal State of Odisha in the ancient city of Cuttack completed her Masters from her hometown and then moved to Gurugram, where she worked in a corporate firm, and currently she’s residing in one of the IT Hub City of India, Hyderabad. Well, it seems that her residing and travel to the different parts of the country had taught her what exactly the readers are looking for and she has undoubtedly mastered the art of satisfying her readers, becoming one of the Most-Loved and Best-Selling Author!
HEIR – Dawn of Deception paperback by Invincible was released earlier this month and the Kindle version is to be out soon.
Author Naseha Sameen’s Historical Fiction Novel, “HEIR – End of Innocence” is continuously receiving a tremendous amount of love and appreciation from the readers all across! The book has been reviewed by more than 50 Reviewers alone on Amazon only, while on Goodreads, the book has been rated and reviewed by 45+ readers, that too within the few months of the book’s release!
Official Readers’ Favourite review has 5/5, with a perfect score of 5 on plot and appearance.
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