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Half-life by Arpit Dugar

The story begins with a reunion where a group of friends party hard with drinks. The plot unfolds as Rohit opts to explode over a little thing to his friend Ria. Ria begins to weep and Ashita comforts her meanwhile Rohit leaves the place in hesitation. It was an unusual behavior of Rohit, it was proved that Rohit had some mental disorder as he begins to experience unfamiliar people and unrecognized shapes by getting nightmares and he begins to spend sleepless nights. Ashi was trying to figure out the reason behind his behavior while they both try to visit a family friend who is a psychologist. The right spice of suspense, love, and all the emotions were integrated making the story more beautiful. There were a few editing errors however those didn’t really matter as the plot was moving smoothly. The character development is done well that the readers could perfectly picturise the features. The title is apt for the story and it is a must-read.

Review for Tales of Unstoppable Womenby Dr. Urmi Thakker

This is a wonderful book with a collection of marvelous short stories. All the stories were inspiring and mind-blowing. I could encounter the struggles of women where they get a path to become successful. Furthermore, I could easily relate to the book as it is written on a real-time basis. It is a motivational and inspirational read which makes the readers gain courage in accomplishing things hereon. The words are poured in such a powerful manner that one could not deny in making the right choice in real situations after reading the book. This book is filled with optimism and positivity towards making wonders attainable. In particular, I loved an ordinary character Vanita who was leading a simple life until she chose to build a school for children. To know the reason behind her success, read the story. The language is lucid and not many descriptive words are used moreover a story that witnesses real-life incidents doesn’t need such flowery language. The cover is neatly designed with the right colors, this cover attracted me a lot and the title is also apt to the story. It is a must-read.

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The prologue itself made me think as the author had prodded with varied queries which made us ponder. This story relates to the character Kanika who found herself difficult to sleep as there were constant nightmares leaving her restless. She moves to the living room where her husband was watching tv. She sits next to him in half-sleep. They had no answer to this query. What was making her restless? The character development could have been improved however from the previous books, I loved the character of Kanika. The author has maintained to keep the suspense till the end of the book and that was really amazing. The language was lucid and easy to understand. I recommend this book to everyone who loves mysteries and suspense-filled stories.

This book relates mystical fiction and it had several gripping chapters.

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This book relates to Darshini. The book takes us to the place where the suicidal thoughts form up within her mind taking her to another phase. The location where this happened is Keelandi, Tamil Nadu. I felt like something is much connected with the story as I could easily relate the place and I really felt the pride to acknowledge the well-recognized places in the novel. The writing style of the author is impressive to discern. The story was intriguing and those words were alive till the completion of the book. Though this book is a short read the right elements were aptly poured in the varied chapters.

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Real-time practical book

Title: SOUL POWER: THE MOTIVATION FROM WITHIN by Tanmay Kumar
Pages: 105
Format: Ebook
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Adventures of Poorna by Mayur Kalbag

The protagonist of the story is Rudra. He is actually from Mumbai but the story unfolds as Rudra was covered in snow in an unrecognized place so it provokes our curiosity to acknowledge the queries behind the reason of his arrival to this place. He found himself to be present in the mountain. As the chillness temperature rose high he couldn’t withstand the climate so he started to search for a place to rest and that is when his eyes get into the sight of a cave. As he stepped in, he could see a monk who has indulged in meditation. In order to satiate Rudra’s starvation, the monk gave him a fluid to drink. Rudra could see a change in himself. Then Rudra learned a wide range of magical things from the monk, he felt that he has slowly adopted the traits of the monk. Rudra yearns to know his true identity. Is Rudra really a monk or is he being mesmerized by the monk? Who is Poorna? Can Rudra return to his normal life?

These questions drove us until the end of the book. It was unputdownable book the author has done a wonderful job in portraying the characters and the language was lucid and easy to understand. The pictures that were in between the paragraphs were amazing to discern which the author was trying to convey. It was a wonderful journey that I enjoyed throughout the book and I loved the way how the author has taken the readers to the varied places. It is one good spiritual book.

Sobs from soul

How hard it is to have nature as fragile as the heart that is spattered over the essence of blood droplets. Just a word of arrogance acts as an arrow to stab my heart into multiple pieces along with the fall of shattered and shredded red shades of fragile heart. Still, it is accepting heartaches over every failure in human relationships by converging over the bits and pieces of broken shades of heart but it doesn’t realize to have patience over time. It doesn’t realize the fact that time can heal the pain.

The shreds of blood that broke my heart are now hurting my soul and I outburst into sobs. Can you see I’m sick? No, not physically but the mental pain in the separation of humans and their weird act is conveyed to my mind, leaving no way to escape. I don’t have you, my dear childhood friend. I choose not to talk. Though I have the potential to reunite leaving ego, I still choose not to talk because it is the characteristic of you that made me arrive at this decision. You are still leading a happy life with your friends who have come today but envy forms over me as I have lost you. Maybe I don't deserve to have any special friend in my life, why is this happening over my circle dear God? Am I undeserving to be loved?

I pretend to put a huge smile beside the perturbing thoughts but every night I’m becoming blindfolded over the traumatic past. Though I know, I can never get back what I have lost, I still break my head over such nightmares when they are actually gone far from me. Should I still shatter into nothing with the memoirs over them?

Perhaps, I cannot degrade myself and get modified according to the desires of another person, and that maybe the reason I’m cherishing my own company. In addition, maybe I’m selfish enough to leave my colleagues to get what makes me yearn a lot, being an introvert. Par or less I have actually become myself as I have optimism over the lessons of life no matter how worse God plans. My every story comes with hope and optimism in the same way, every one who are leaving me is a better choice to find something worthier than such.

Suspense at its best

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Tarikshir is a story that revolves around two different time periods
- the rise of British rule in India and — the era of Ramayana. .
The story is focussed on King Rudra after the demise of king Ravindra.
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Everyone came into the realization that raja Ravindra died in an accident.
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In the succeeding list, his son Rudra was ought to become the king. He stood with no experience.
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After sometime Rudra suspects it is a murder and not an accident. He finds his grandfather’s journal and discovers the dark secrets.
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It travels back to the historical era and that was amazing to acknowledge.
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So who is the real murderer? Will Rudra defeat them? To know the story grab this amazing book.
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The last part of the story is going to leave you astonished.
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This is one unputdownable book that is recommended for the people who love mystery, mythology, and historical reads.