Eva Devno Vartavaibhav
Author: Vijaliwala, Sharifa
Genre: Short Stories
Short Stories
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Vishwni Top 10 Thriller Navalkathao
Author: Cholera, Yogesh
Genre: Thriller / Short Stories
A concise retelling of the 10 best Thriller novels ever written in the world - a compilation of summaries from various authors. It is designed to give readers an experience of each original work without having to read the full novels
Anupama
Translated title: Kabhi Kabhi series
Author: Patel, Devendra
Genre: Romance / Short Stories
Short Stories / Romance
Surya (Sanatan Suvarn Series)
Author: Thaker, Mitul
Genre: Mystery / Thriller
Just as Abhay has embarked on that terrifying journey to uncover a secret that has been held for eleven generations, he is overshadowed by the current descendant of Mahamaya, a mysterious woman who is both beautiful and deadly!
As Bhagiratha, the descendant of Ikshvaku, the most talented of the five Aryan dynasties, is marching steadily towards Jambudvipa, he is joined by Gilgamesh, a Sumerian who is eager to rescue his daughter, with a wealth of gold!
In Jambudvipa, the Dravidian Mahabali Parashu and the serpent Vasuki are searching for a suitable site for the golden and great Vishnu idol received as a gift from the Aryans.
Ravana, the ruler of Lanka, who has acquired the secret of Sanjeevani, which was given to Shukracharya by Mahamaya, is eagerly awaiting the birth of a baby girl from the womb of his wife Mandodari, who is to be the cause of his death.
The Kirats, the arch-enemies of the Aryans, who had been blocking the path of the Aryans for centuries, and the Naga dynasty, an ancient enemy living in the Himalayas, have become active.
Welcome to the second chapter of the 'Eternal Golden Saga', 'Surya', a terrifying golden world
As Bhagiratha, the descendant of Ikshvaku, the most talented of the five Aryan dynasties, is marching steadily towards Jambudvipa, he is joined by Gilgamesh, a Sumerian who is eager to rescue his daughter, with a wealth of gold!
In Jambudvipa, the Dravidian Mahabali Parashu and the serpent Vasuki are searching for a suitable site for the golden and great Vishnu idol received as a gift from the Aryans.
Ravana, the ruler of Lanka, who has acquired the secret of Sanjeevani, which was given to Shukracharya by Mahamaya, is eagerly awaiting the birth of a baby girl from the womb of his wife Mandodari, who is to be the cause of his death.
The Kirats, the arch-enemies of the Aryans, who had been blocking the path of the Aryans for centuries, and the Naga dynasty, an ancient enemy living in the Himalayas, have become active.
Welcome to the second chapter of the 'Eternal Golden Saga', 'Surya', a terrifying golden world
Ek mithi vanchna
Author: Trivedi, Jagruti
Genre: General Fiction
In this compelling novel, Aashka may be the focal point, but the story unfolds as much more than a simple tale centered around her. The author masterfully shifts Aashka from the core of the narrative, allowing other male and female characters to step into the spotlight, creating a dynamic and multi-layered experience. The result is a cinemascopic narrative, rich in character depth and storytelling, where each individual's journey interweaves with the others, giving the novel a vibrant and expansive feel
Sapanani Vasiyat
Author: Adalja, Varsha
Genre: Short Stories
On that chowpati, making his way through the crowd of dusk, he reached the boats that were far away in the sand. Kushan sat there, a plank was stuck in front of one of the boats. In front of him, the sea spread out to the edge of the horizon. Uncovered. Its roaring waves were forming a circle around him alone, rushing like a swarm of bees. The last rays of the sun were shining on his head like gems. The tidal waves were rushing right up to his feet, inviting him to set out on a sea voyage. Although he was in the boat, this was not the journey, nor was he going anywhere. Like a boat, he was stuck in the sand. Last night, his mother had made him sit in front of her and made her bequeath her will, it was the will of dreams. And she had said something that had been buried deep in the soil of her mind for years. He was radiant. Not all the holes buried deep in the earth always contain the treasure of diamonds, sometimes there are also the roaring roars. He had called Ekta here to give that will. He was afraid of what Ekta would say! - Varsha Adalja
Stree
Translated title: The Woman of Rome
Author: Moravia, Alberto
Genre: Classics
Translated
The glitter and cynicism of Rome under Mussolini provide the background of what is probably Alberto Moravia's best and best-known novel - The Woman of Rome. It's the story of Adriana, a simple girl with no fortune but her beauty who models naked for a painter, accepts gifts from men, and could never quite identify the moment when she traded her private dream of home and children for the life of a prostitute.
One of the very few novels of the twentieth century which can be ranked with the work of Dostoevsky, The Woman of Rome also tells the stories of the tortured university student Giacomo, a failed revolutionary who refuses to admit his love for Adriana; of the sinister figure of Astarita, the Secret Police officer obsessed with Adriana; and of the coarse and brutal criminal Sonzogno, who treats Adriana as his private property. Within this story of passion and betrayal, Moravia calmly strips away the pride and arrogance hiding the corrupt heart of Italian Fascism
One of the very few novels of the twentieth century which can be ranked with the work of Dostoevsky, The Woman of Rome also tells the stories of the tortured university student Giacomo, a failed revolutionary who refuses to admit his love for Adriana; of the sinister figure of Astarita, the Secret Police officer obsessed with Adriana; and of the coarse and brutal criminal Sonzogno, who treats Adriana as his private property. Within this story of passion and betrayal, Moravia calmly strips away the pride and arrogance hiding the corrupt heart of Italian Fascism
Are Jindagi
Author: Bhaskar, Raj
Genre: Short Stories
Short Stories
Neembhado
Author: Goswami, Ashokpuri
Genre: Family Saga
The heroine of this story keeps going to her father to get rid of her disliked husband; Sometimes she goes to her father. Whether it happens to the father and the in-laws or not. In the story that reaches the end of the divorce, something pleasant happens, due to which the two who do not understand each other; abandon their narrow understanding and start understanding, liking, and accepting each other. The way the female characters of this story that reaches the end of the divorce bring the story to a happy end through their understanding and patience is unparalleled. In this story with a rural setting, the creator has vividly depicted the fickle moods of women of all ages; the Mahabharata of their minds, the unstable moments of women's lives
Ghere Gher Lilalaher
Author: Dixit, Minakshi
Genre: Humorous Fiction
Green waves in every home... that is... green waves in all our homes! Meenakshiben shows us a magical key, in the light essays and humorous stories of this comic book!... What key? Laughing... that! Meenakshiben has cultivated the vision of seeing only joy in her home, family, loved ones, friends, animals and birds, objects, and the entire city of Mumbai. The characters and the author herself, as they go through life's small and big problems, misunderstandings, mistakes, and difficulties, collide, fall, and stand up - in the end, they laugh and make us, the readers, laugh! There is gentle humor here, and then there are light waves of poetry. Meenakshiben's memoir, which has won more than one award, 'Anjani, Do You Remember?' - She has created an attraction among the readers for the author's graceful, elegant, and lovely style. Here, let's enjoy the 'company' of Meenakshiben's sweet personality again!
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