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The Power she holds
"The power she holds" is an anthology that celebrates womanhood. All the co-authors have shared their writings about the woman in their lives, the importance of women in society and their countless sacrifices. This book is a tribute to all the women who have worked their way throughout life caring and sharing every emotion with grace and it highlights their strength and dignity.
Hey Brother
Hey Brother!! A book showing some crispy but lovable stories about the bond of many co-authors with their brothers. A bond which is actually the best in both terms of our biggest enemy to our dearest friend our brothers. So here are some interesting stories portraying a lovable relationship with our brothers.
Until I Met Her
Akira Nakamura, an introverted young man with big dreams, steps into his first day of college, hoping to rebuild his life. However, destiny has other plans. After his college life takes an unexpected and devastating turn, Akira meets a ghostly companion who presents him with a bucket list of her unfulfilled desires. Together, they embark on a journey to complete her list. As they navigate these adventures, will Akira find a way to rebuild his own life?
Cases Unsolved
This is the second part of my ebook Cases Unsolved with new twists and suspects.
Lost Innocence
Red isn’t only a color of blood but for someone it could be a step ahead to salvation. Someone shrouding the secrets is back from the past. Is it real or just a hallucination??? A missing cerebrum in a dead body triggers a chase of a serial killer. Teamed together, Eddu and Maya have unknowingly stepped into a trail of murders that have deadly tentacles connected to the past. Will they are able to chase the slaughterer or end up as a prey???
17 Days and Die
“A life of happiness would be hell on earth.” • When Grace finally decided to end her life, the last thing she expected was to meet a stranger simply gazing at the stars, dangling his feet over the edge of the bridge, exactly where she had planned to jump into the abyss and end it all. What was supposed to be the last hour of Grace’s life became the hour in which she poured her drunken, broken heart out to a stranger over a bottle of scotch and a fresh round of tears. However, before they parted their ways, the stranger offered her a deal: she must promise to hold on to her life for another seventeen days, and afterwards, she could do with it whatever she liked. He promised to even attend her funeral if he couldn’t change her mind. But why seventeen days? And why did this stranger even care? There was more to him than what met the eye, and compelled by her curiosity, Grace couldn’t refuse. Maybe these seventeen days will only prolong her suffering. Or maybe they’ll open her eyes to a part of life she never knew existed, full of hope for a brighter future. And maybe, just maybe, she’ll belong somewhere, even for a fleeting time.
Me, You and Of course Love
"Every love story has something extraordinary in it." Well, it was a myth for Himanshu till he met Ishika online. Ishika is a nurse from Mumbai. But love comes with a "conditions apply" tag. Six years age difference, career and different cultures. Anusha, is a girl who wears her heart on her cheeks rather on her sleeves. She was the little "extra" in Hims extraordinary love story. From her vodka to his favourite website they always share a little "extra"and become best friends. Himanshus career is on stake as he plans to destroy Ishikas marriage. Would he be able to save his love? Would he be able to get out of the best friend-zone? A tale of love, emotions, betrayal and much more. Its not a clich d love story but a story they had both dreamt of.
The Last Days of the British Raj
Controversial account of the blunders during the year that ended British rule in India, 1946-1947.
Far East, Down South
Offers a collection of ten insightful essays that illuminate the little-known history and increasing presence of Asian immigrants in the American southeast In sharp contrast to the “melting pot” reputation of the United States, the American South—with its history of slavery, Jim Crow, and the civil rights movement—has been perceived in stark and simplistic demographic terms. In Far East, Down South, editors Raymond A. Mohl, John E. Van Sant, and Chizuru Saeki provide a collection of essential essays that restores and explores an overlooked part of the South’s story—that of Asian immigration to the region. These essays form a comprehensive overview of key episodes and issues in th...
The Temple of Hekate
The Temple of Hekate is a vibrant and exciting collection of modern rituals and practices exploring the mysteries of the Goddess Hekate. In this book Tara Sanchez draws together her knowledge of ancient practices and literature merging it with her personal experiences and ideas. Thoroughly modern, but steeped in history, this is a book of rituals, meditations, divinations and other techniques through which the reader is invited to explore the magick of this ancient goddess of the crossroads, sorcery and witchcraft. The reader is introduced to essential practices such as keeping a magickal journal, setting up the altar, ritual purification, sacred space, preparing incenses and making a ritual...
