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Genre: Women’s FictionLength: 75 pages (novella)Format: Kindle editionBlurbKoel is almost 40 years old and too old to be married — according to Indian society. She's a successful lawyer and a bookworm and quite happy living like a nun until she meets Ranbir Ray. Significantly older than her, Ranbir is hot and sweet and full of pleasant surprises. Can Ranbir teach Koel about life, love and happiness in this heartwarming, fun romance?ExcerptThat ended our privacy as we found Reema and Aditi wa...

Get the book here: mybook.to/TheLostPrincessBookBlurb:HOW FAR WOULD YOU GO TO PROTECT THE ONE YOU LOVE?Ishaani, the newly crowned nightingale of the Indian music industry has it all: a dream career, a loving family and loyal friends. Yet, the man she has loved all her life will not warm up to her.Rajeev, a hotshot movie director, has feelings for Ishaani. But she is his sister's best friend and has been like another sibling to him. Yet, what can he do if he feels compelled t...

Title: The Clockmaker (Jungle Series Book1)
Author: Paromita Goswami
Genre: Paranormal Supernatural  Indian Drama
Blurb:
Can you change destiny? What if you can?
Ashish, a passionate clockmaker is frustrated with his life - financial insecurity, his ongoing nightmares and his family, wife Lata and son Vicky, are driving him crazy.
 Lata is having a tough time in life with her arch-rival, Rashmi. Vicky wants to be a biker than rather join the family legacy of the clockmaker. He also has...

Today I put spotlight on my short stories, "Love & The Green Door Cafe': Can a group of BFFs help their friends find love and freedom?" This kindle book of two short stories is now available in a new avatar. Blurb:The Green Door Cafe' in Khan Market is the common meeting point of two sets of BFFs. They deal with love, loss, and longing over cups of tea and hope for a brighter tomorrow. In two different stories, Shivi and Namz deal with their broken hearts and finally find love and freedom...

Today I host Adite Banerjie, the author of Destiny's Girl, to reveal the cover of her new novel No Safe Zone and tell us a little about her book. Let us hear what Adite has to say about No Safe Zone.

Adite:

"Do authors love some of their own books more than others they have written?  Having beena writer for a while now, I believe that every book is special - and I have felt deeply abouteach of my characters. But if I were to pick that one title that has a special place in myheart, it would...

Someone Exactly Like You, my first novel, is a sweet romance. It's my labour of love and took around two years to be published. SELY is my second book, but the first book with a big publication house like Rupa Publications. When I got the contract, I felt like I had finally made it, as a writer. (How I wrote it and finally got the contract is something I will talk about in a different blog post.) 
Its been two months since its publication and I decided to do a blog post on whether it did...

Since I understood what being cool was all about, I wanted a tattoo. Born in a traditional family in a small town doesn't really support such sentiments. My heart was broken multiple times for various things like a short skirt or a sleeveless top or getting my eyebrows done when I was "too" young, but never over getting a tattoo. I could never be bold enough to say out loud that I wanted a tattoo. I nursed the idea deep in my heart till it became a thought which completely consumed me. What s...

This #IPL season, I bring to you a new Short Story, Man of the Series. A simple girl chances upon a celebrity cricketer and falls in love. Wait! lots happens in between. Touch, hug, kiss all lead to a happy ever after. 
Devika Fernando, best selling author at Amazon, reviewed it in the following words and gave it four stars :
"This story had me hooked from the get-go, rooting for interracial love. I really liked it that the heroine isn't meek or docile but dares to flirt and shows some con...

Stalk : to pursue or approach stealthily

That definition of stalking puts power dynamics right at the centre of the discourse. The pursuer is approaching the pursued stealthily, in a dominating manner. Something like a cat stalking a pigeon. That should put in perspective why stalking is a crime. The pigeon doesn't want to be stalked. She fears for her life when she is being stalked. When the cat finally preys upon her the pigeon feels helpless and many a times succumbs. Sometimes when the pig...

My labour of love, my first novel has been available in paperback and kindle since February this week. I have put in my heart and soul in this book and have been getting good reviews for the same. Here's an excerpt of the book.

Excerpt

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