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Room No. 302 is a Psychological Gothic Romance novel that unspools like an erotic haunting, where grief moans beneath desire makes love to guilt. Set almost entirely inside a single, spectral hotel room, the story follows Sid Rajvansh, a once-renowned journalist now adrift in obscurity, who checks into Room 302 and is confronted by Radhika, the lover he once left behind in fire. Night after night, she returns to him not as a ghost, but as a woman forged from ash, remembrance and unfinished longing. What begins as seduction turns into a slow exorcism of truth, where becomes ritual, memory becomes punishment, and love becomes a sentence no man escapes from unscarred. With prose soaked in poetic violence, erotic dread, and psychological intimacy, Room No. 302 is a genre-defying meditation on love that doesn’t die, it waits, watches, and burns you from within.This is not horror. This is remembrance with claws.