Footprints

by Ipsita Banerjee

‘Footprints’ is the story of a young girl who is unwittingly abducted by insurgents and taken deep into the jungles of Central India. Although she hankers to return to her home and family, she comes to adapt to the jungle and the unusual circumstances she is faced with. She falls in love with Akash, the leader of the insurgents and forms a deep bond of friendship with Hari. Hari, in the meanwhile, has another agenda. Will he succeed? Will Nina ever go home?

150 pages, Paperback

First published August 28, 2013

About the author

Ipsita Banerjee is a lawyer who practices in the High Court at Calcutta. She did her primary school education at Modern High School for Girls, Calcutta and obtained her law degree from Symbiosis Law College, Pune. Ipsita is used to juggling many roles at the same time and writes only because she loves to. She is an intermittent blogger of prose (www.asliverofmoonbeam.blogspot.com) and verse (www.ipsitabanerjee.com) and her twitter and Instagram handle is @ipsyb. Ipsita has four books to her credit, "A sliver of moon beam", a collection of essays, stories and poems and "Footprints", a novel. "Eating the worm" and her latest book "Erasing Bodies" are both collections of poetry. Her poems have been published and various anthologies both in India and abroad and is currently her preferred medium of thought!