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On his second adventure, Bhrigu Mahesh is called to help by a hapless, retired clerk named Nataraj Bhakti, who thinks he is being haunted by the spirit of his dead wife. As he investigates, the mystery deepens and takes a sinister turn. A woman gets brutally murdered, and the great detective faces the challenge to either catch the killer or risk the destruction of many innocent lives.

Invoking a spiritual as well as a physical journey to an exotic, distant land, The Land of Gods features a collection of photographs by Patrice Delmotte. The works capture the beliefs, ceremonies, and rituals of Bali. The photos awaken the senses, presenting a photographic promenadecapturing the smell...

Subtle mind is a poetry book written by Sumesh and consists of his twenty poems. These poems are speeches of his subtle mind. He is obliged to the Buddhist philosophy of definition of mind to arrive at the subtle mind. Mind is a formless continuum that functions to perceive and understand objects....

Childhood is green like meadow, charming like moon, dreamy like stars, and boundless like sky. Sweet innocence, nascent fantasies and absurd dreams make the world wonderland to a childs eye. And it is so important yet difficult to nurture the cult of that innocence. This collection of poetry tries...

I am no poet, nor do I know the rhyme of words I believe Poetry is around us Poetry is when you see the Taj Mahal from the little window far When you see the Yamuna river bed See the beauty, pain and life from within As deep from the inner sanctum of eyes and soul Reflecting hope, fears and love Expressed...

The Plight of the Earth is beautiful poetry book by Mahender Parashar. He was born on May 10, 1977, in Haryana, India. He is a postgraduate of both English literature and Indian history. The Plight of the Earth is a very lovable book for poetry lovers. The poets lucid writing style about nature is...

This little book contains a compilation of short stories told by a silent master. The stories illustrate how much wisdom can be gained by merely observing Mother Nature. The first chapter contains the essence of the entire book that everything in this wonderful world is connected and hence destroying...

This book The Lost Lanes is a sequel to authors first poetry book Poems of Life, published in 2016. As we grow older, our mind starts wandering often on those lost lanes, searching for those lost memories. Our body reaches first in old age and then the mind, because our mind always lingers back on...

The poems in Evening Delights are the expression of the poets love of nature, love of man and the celebration of life. Commenting on his poems in Hindi, Atal Behari Vajpayee, former Prime Minister of India and a renowned poet said that almost all the poems depicted nature in an attractive manner....

Adrift, ashore is a poetic tale of a mans journey in search of his lost song. The song is a metaphor for all that he longs for, to be free as a bird, to flow as a river, to be rooted as a tree, to hold on to ones own mystery as the moon, to be still as a mountain and to travel both inwards & outwards...

Tales of a Driftwood is not a travelogue. It does not tell you How to Get There, Where to Stay and When to Go. Instead it simply dwells on the innumerable joys of travelling, especially when it is unplanned. The journeys in this book cover more than 20 states in India and the neighbouring countries...

Anchored to the bed, Minerva picked up the black leather bound diary. She wasnt reading anymore, she was watching Harts words and listening to his thoughts Minerva is a schizophrenic. Locked up in The Lighthouse for a diabolic crime that she committed ten years ago, she is visited by a mysteriously...

Udup was fearless from the start. At twenty-nine, he arrived at the US Consulate in Madras without a clear idea of why he was there. Two months later, he was US bound, with a Fulbright Scholarship and dreams of making it big in a strange new world. The book recounts his journey from a tiny village...

Do fall in love. Once in a lifetime, not necessarily with a person but with your goalthat would be a reason to wake you up every morning with a smile (Deesha Sangani). Do you really believe that the above line has some inspirational value in it? Did it strike into your mind anyway? Did it leave an...