Broken Hearts and Sweet Profits: From Failure to a Global Chocolate Empire - Softcover

Mishra Guddu, Pt Deepak Kumar; Mala, Mrs Anshu

Softcover

ISBN 13: 9798242447387

Publisher: Independently published, 2026

Synopsis

From Failure & Heartbreak to a Global Chocolate Empire
Story about How Naina built an empire from chocolate. They built a war to stop her.

A young woman from a flood-ravaged town builds a global chocolate empire from the ashes of heartbreak and failure, only to discover that her meteoric rise is threatened by a dangerous secret from her past, corporate sabotage, and a love that could either save or destroy everything.
Succession meets Queen of the South, with the emotional depth of This Is Us. A blend of high-stakes business drama, simmering romance, gripping suspense, and a slow-burn crime mystery.

What if everything you loved and believed in—family, security, even your first love—was swept away in a single moment?
In the small town of Bhagalpur, Bihar, a devastating flood didn’t just ruin homes—it shook a family to its core. A young girl watched her parents struggle, loans pile up, and dreams crumble. Years later, heartbreak struck again—this time in love. Seven years of a relationship ended in silence, leaving her alone and questioning everything.
Yet, from these broken pieces, a story of courage, strategy, and relentless determination was born.
Broken Hearts & Sweet Profits is not just a story about chocolate. It is about:

• Turning personal heartbreak into unstoppable focus
• Transforming failure into lessons that create million-dollar success
• Empowering farmers and building a business that changes lives
• Learning the secrets of mentorship, compromise, and analytical decision-making
• Scaling a local dream into a global chocolate brand

If you’ve ever faced loss, felt the sting of failure, or wondered how ordinary people achieve extraordinary success, this book will show you how resilience, strategy, and heart can turn even the smallest idea into a worldwide empire.
Read on, because success—like chocolate—is sweetest when it’s earned from the bitterest struggles.

📀 SEASON 1: THE FOUNDATIONS OF STONE AND SUGAR
Survival — from natural disaster to emotional wreckage.
Young Naina survives the devastating Bhagalpur floods, witnessing a brutal land-grab crime that seeds a lifelong enemy. In the present, her seven-year relationship with Rohan ends abruptly, leaving her heartbroken. Driven by trauma and ambition, she launches Kisan’s Kiss, an ethical chocolate brand. Returning to Bhagalpur to set up her pilot unit, she re-encounters Arjun — her childhood acquaintance, now a mid-level syndicate enforcer. Arjun’s family wants her land for a secret highway project. With the guidance of the mysterious mentor Vikram Acharya, Naina learns to navigate threats through strategic compromise, but each deal comes with a moral cost. The season builds as Naina faces early sabotage, investor pressure, and Arjun’s growing vendetta.

📀 SEASON 2: THE PRICE OF GROWTH
Trust and betrayal scaling the business, uncovering the plot.
Naina secures investment and scales her business, but sabotage intensifies. Inspector Meera’s investigation links Arjun’s syndicate to contaminated cocoa supplies and the highway land grab. Rohan re-enters her life as Malhotra Foods emerges as a potential investor; their unresolved past simmers. Vikram Acharya’s true role as a corporate fixer is slowly revealed he’s grooming Naina for acquisition. The syndicate’s tactics turn violent, poisoning a farmer to intimidate others. Naina and Rohan rekindle their romance in secret, but trust is fragile. The season climaxes when a batch of Kisan’s Kiss chocolate is poisoned with cyanide, causing a national scandal

📀 SEASON 3: EMPIRE & EXODUS
Redemption and legacy — fighting back and strategic exits.

📀 SEASON 4: THE HARVEST
The cycle of struggle and success — legacy, vigilance, and new beginnings.

Edition details

• Publisher: Independently published
• Publication date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798242447387
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 267