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This tale unfolds during the challenging era of Covid-19, highlighting the struggles faced during that dreadful period. Amidst the trials of frontline warriors, a heartwarming love story blossoms between Dr. Amber and Dhara. Delve into their journey to discover the twists and turns that await them in life

At the end of the book 'Prodigal Daughter., Florentina Kane is declared the first female President of the United States.

One evening, at 7.30pm, the FBI learns of a plot to assassinate the President. At 8.30pm, five people receive detailed information about the plot. By 9.30pm, four of the five are dead.

Only FBI agent Mark Andrews knows when the assassin will strike. He also knows that a senator is involved. He has only 6 days, 13 hours, and 37 minutes to save the President and determine where and how the assassin will strike. Can he save the President?

'Vanya' refers to rivers that flow through the forest. These rivers flow freely. No matter how many obstacles they face, they fall asleep, then awaken and flow again.

The stories in this collection are about tribal women like Vanya. These stories of tribal identities are not stories of tribal discourse in any conventional sense, but rather a window that gives you the opportunity to peek into their literature.

While writing them, I realized that you can't simply tell the stories of tribal life. To do so, you need to bring that primitive idiom, simple linguistic lyricism, vivid visuality, movement, stories handed down from your ancestors, a sense of friendship with trees and animals, and that concern for the forest

In their entirety, Pratyaksha's stories feel like the warm winter sunshine - they don't sting or cause irritation, but they fill the skin with warmth so thoroughly that you don't want to leave the open and go into the shade. Their warmth lingers for a long time, lingering far and wide. Whatever the characters' backgrounds, whatever the surroundings, she weaves together each story with such skill that, by the end, it becomes a work of embroidery, its every detail coming alive.

There's a special slowness to these stories, as she doesn't overlook even the smallest detail within the visible realm. Similarly, she conveys the characters' behavior and moods through words. Pratyaksha's patience for capturing the visible and invisible in its entirety is rarely found elsewhere

The protagonist of this novel is Angel, an IAS officer. Through this narrative, we delve into Angel's journey of survival and struggle, intertwined with a portrayal of the rigorous Labasna training environment in Mussoorie post her IAS selection. The initial chapters chronicle the camaraderie among four civil service aspirants. It encapsulates the quintessential story of every ambitious Indian youth, resilient in the face of societal and peer skepticism. Moreover, the novel sheds light on the challenges competitive students faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. It also aims to expose administrative corruption and bureaucratic hurdles. The love story within this narrative epitomizes the battle of small towns against narrow-mindedness.

It's a compelling tale of love and the choice between a career in the IAS. Girish and Angel prioritize their love over wealth, status, and power, defying social norms and emerging as pillars of support for each other. Ultimately, their bond prevails, infusing the entire narrative with the essence of love's enduring fragrance

Taking place against the backdrop of the scenic Somalia coast, the story follows the Master, a notorious criminal who operates a tourism front to conceal his drug-related activities. Among the intriguing characters is Usman, a pirate who both pillages ships and operates an NGO to aid the less fortunate. When Angelina, Angel, and Robert Pearson are recruited to uncover each other's secrets, the plot thickens. The true tale unfolds when a plan is devised to ensnare the Master, the elusive drug lord. With suspense and excitement mounting, the Master falls into the trap.

Discover what unfolds next as the story delves into how the Master is ultimately apprehended and brought to justice

This book contains 15 stories by Premchand, which center on the issue of caste and the problems of discrimination arising from it. Written almost a hundred years ago, these stories remain relevant today, as incidents of oppression due to caste still occur daily.

The aim of this collection is to bring to light stories by Premchand that appropriately address Dalit issues even in this era. Understanding the basic nature of humankind, Premchand has created many valuable characters in these stories, making us more aware and sensitive to the Dalit problem

Short stories

Short stories

'A Patchwork of Happiness' narrates the journey of individuals seeking happiness at their own pace - not rushing to attain it. The characters in this novel, displaced from various walks of life, harbor inner frustrations and yearn to infuse meaning into their existence.

They strive to discover themselves and achieve wholeness, collectively weaving a vibrant alternative reality where each person embraces their completeness and embarks on life not as a pursuit, but as a conquest