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What if every failure was not the end, but the beginning of a deeper story?
Arjun’s life is a map of broken dreams. From his childhood passion for painting and cricket to his ambition of joining Merchant Navy, every path seemed to vanish before his eyes. Love betrayed him, ambitions fell short, and workplaces pushed him to the edge. Just when he thought he had finally found stability, life struck him again with loss and rejection.
Yet, through every defeat, arjun discovered something profound—
“That failure is not a curse, but it’s a shadows and dawn”.
The shadows and dawn are a moving tale of resilience, heartbreak, and quite strength. Inspired by true events, it speaks to anyone who has ever felt lost in the storms of life, reminding us that even in our darkest chapters, hope waits to be found.
A novel of courage and raw humanity, this is not just Arjun’s story—
“It may well be yours too”..
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Abhishek Kumar Pathak
Abhishek Kumar Pathak is an emerging writer, whose work reflects the raw struggles and quiet resilience of everyday life. Drawing inspiration from his own journey filled with challenges, heartbreaks, and relentless perseverance, Abhishek writes stories that resonate with those who have ever felt defeated yet to refuse to give up.
A management student, who has done Master of Business Administration, Abhishek has worked in diverse roles in the corporate sector, where he experienced firsthand the complexities of ambition, survival, and human endurance. His debut Novel, The Shadows and Dawn, is not just fiction but a tapestry woven from the fragments of real life—
“ A voice for those, who battle silently, yet carry hope in their hearts”.
When not writing, Abhishek enjoys exploring art, cricket, movies, and reflecting on the spiritual lessons hidden in life’s most difficult trials. He believes that every setback is a chapter, and every failure carries the better strength to write a greater story.
