C K Harbor is a novelist and storyteller based in Singapore, where the city’s vibrant multicultural landscape inspires much of his work. With a passion for exploring themes of interconnectedness, resilience, and the beauty of human relationships, Harbor crafts heartfelt narratives that celebrate both individuality and unity.

His debut novel, Entangled , is a romantic comedy about two opposites finding common ground—and love—in the most unexpected ways. Kabir, a perfectionist who thrives on order, and Karen, a free spirit who embraces chaos, take readers on a journey full of humor, heart, and cultural richness. Through their story, Harbor invites readers to laugh, reflect, and embrace life’s messy, beautiful moments.

When he’s not writing, C K Harbor enjoys sampling local hawker fare, experimenting with DIY projects (with mixed success), and reflecting on the ties that bind us all. His work is driven by a belief in the power of storytelling to build bridges, celebrate diversity, and remind us of our shared humanity.

"Writing isn’t just my passion—it’s how I make sense of the world. And if my words resonate with even one reader, then every late night and scribbled note was worth it."

Feel free to reach out and connect—C K Harbor loves hearing from readers, sharing behind-the-scenes glimpses, and discussing the stories that bring us closer together.

What if the greatest fortune isn’t the one you keep—but the one you let go?

Jay has everything the world says he should want: a high-powered career, a luxury apartment in Singapore, and a life of polished success. Yet, a quiet emptiness follows him like a shadow.
Halfway across Asia, Su Yi moves through her days with grace and resilience—raising her daughters, running a business, and finding solace in poetry and silence. She, too, senses something missing beneath the surface of a “good enough” life.

When their paths cross at the ancient Shaolin Temple, neither expects the quiet shift that follows. Over shared walks, cups of tea, and unspoken understanding, they begin to question the stories they’ve been told about wealth, purpose, and happiness. And when an unexpected windfall lands in Jay’s hands, he’s forced to choose: cling to the life he’s built—or trust the wisdom he never knew he needed.

Millionaire Monk is a lyrical, contemplative novel about two ordinary people navigating modern longing with extraordinary honesty. Inspired by the teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh, the legacy of Bodhidharma, and the timeless verses of Du Fu, it invites readers to ask:
What would you do if you had everything—except peace?

Perfect for fans of The Alchemist, Siddhartha, and The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, this is a story not of grand gestures, but of small, sacred choices—and the quiet courage it takes to live them.

When perfectionist Kabir moves in with free-spirited Karen, sparks fly—but not the romantic kind. At least, not at first.

Kabir thrives on order: color-coded schedules, alphabetized spice racks, and a life as neatly arranged as his wardrobe. Karen? She’s chaos incarnate—glitter pens scattered like confetti, mismatched socks as a fashion statement, and a penchant for turning every corner of their shared apartment into her personal art project.

What starts as a reluctant cohabitation quickly spirals into a battle of wits, wills, and wildly opposing lifestyles. But amid late-night dumpling feasts, disastrous DIY projects, and an epic flood that threatens to wash away their sanity, something unexpected begins to bloom—a connection neither saw coming.

As they navigate cultural quirks, career pressures, and the messy business of opening up to someone completely different from themselves, Kabir and Karen discover that love isn’t about finding someone perfect—it’s about embracing imperfections together. And maybe, just maybe, blending order and chaos can create something truly extraordinary.

Heartwarming, hilarious, and full of heart, Blended is a rom-com for anyone who’s ever wondered if opposites really can attract—and stay that way.