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Kamala boards the Vande Bharat Express train from Chennai to Mysore, with a valid ticket and a quiet need for rest. She’s a transgender solopreneur from Pozhichalur, an obscure suburb of Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, hauling water to her loyal clients for decades. Her seatmate? A CMD under fire for endorsing the 90-hour work week.

What follows is not a confrontation, but a slow, layered reckoning. Labour. Gender. Dignity. Spirituality. Survival. Kamala doesn’t ask for sympathy. She asks for respect.

Ninety Hours of Desire is a novel that listens. It reframes work ethic, punctures corporate theatre, and explores how identity and quiet rebellion can flourish even in the cracks of a hyper-structured society.

If you’ve ever felt unseen in a room full of metrics, this story might walk beside you.

Would love to hear your thoughts especially on how fiction can hold space for labour and trans narratives without turning them into spectacle.

"Ninety Hours of Desire" is my latest novel under the series "The Mad Rush Outside Madras", published in Amazon, Flipkart and Notion Press. I would like all to read this and provide your feedback.

Aurhor: R.Sundar

Hi Sundar, The book sounds interesting, do you have any review copies to give away against an honest review.

"Ninety hours of desire" is available in Kindle Unlimited for free. I am in India and I can see it available in Amazon,in https://amzn.in/d/eDmGTgI
It is also available in UK, FR and other countries.
However, I see it saying unavailable in the US in Kindle ebook format. Can anyone in US please check and confirm whether it is available?

Sid wrote: "Hi Sundar, The book sounds interesting, do you have any review copies to give away against an honest review."

Sure I can and would love to have honest review. Please send an Email to sundar@rsundar.com. I shall send it to you.

Thanks for that, I sent you an email to the mentioned address.