The phoenix of Vandhara

Officially introducing Amber Agnihotri. The woman, the phoenix, the flame- herself.

Amber Agnihotri

They call her the Phoenix of Vandhara-not because she rose from ashes, but because she chooses to burn. The youngest daughter of the infamous Agnihotri mafia family, Amber was never in line for the throne. She didn't need it. She built her own kingdom-one forged in fire, veiled in silk, and guarded with blood.

She is a woman made of contradictions-elegance and danger, silence and fury. Her beauty is disarming, her presence unforgettable. She walks like she owns the desert, with fire in her veins and war in her eyes. Guns are her second language, knives an extension of her will. She doesn't wait for danger-she greets it with a smile and leaves it bleeding in the sand.

Amber doesn't crave power. She is power.

And yet, no one sees her coming.

She's the founder of Aurora Ornaments-a supposed escape from the mafia world, a luxury empire that sits at the pinnacle of global design. What the world doesn't know? The woman behind it. Amber built it in secrecy, using her brilliance, instincts, and an unmatched sense of control. She is the mind behind the empire and the muscle behind her family's legacy, a ghost in a world of greed and glitter.

But even a Phoenix draws hunters.

Her saviour, her destruction , her enemy--Sairaj Suryavanshi-dangerous, regal, and relentless-wants her. Not for a night. Not as a possession. As a fire he intends to hold, even if it scorches him. He calls her a wild bird, a flame meant for his cage. But Amber Agnihotri doesn't bend, doesn't break, and sure as hell doesn't belong to anyone.

She will fight, she will rise, and if anyone tries to tame her, they better be ready to burn.

Since some of you asked for the name, since it sounds unique.

Here's the story

The name Amber was chosen with intention. It draws from the golden fossilized resin known for its qualities of healing, preservation, and warmth—all traits that quietly define her.

But there's more—

It also echoes the word "embers", the glowing remnants of a fire, symbolizing resilience, quiet strength, and the story that still burns beneath the surface.

Her name isn’t just a name.

It’s a reflection of who she is—and what

she’ll become.