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Keeping faith in her heart, while answering the Whys of her life, she is always nudged towards the Why Nots. Until she realizes that it cannot be always trusted.
15th Century.
Place: Somewhere in Northern India.
A mighty king falls for a common girl, only to realize that she was anything but common. While fighting the odds and learning their differences, they choose love to write scripts of history. Centuries later, the kingdoms are long gone. But the will to accept challenges survives through a modern story, which is weaved around the central characters, Hridya and Aarav. They are familiar yet strangers to each other. From the young streets of college to the history-stricken alleys of an ancient fort, following the twists and turns of fate, the characters of this book are rallying through memories and time bridges. Their life as students, personal little victories, rebellions of the heart and constant unlearning for self-discoveries braids their story of lost and found. Walking through every stage in their life, they wander in the city of clouds, while finding suns, will they reinstate clarity? Will Hridya be able to fight Aarav who endangers her alleged heart? After crossing a wall of time, will Aarav’s choices repeat history? Is a tale from centuries past returning in the form of modern love?
Read on to find out.
Sweta Rani
Having spent more than ten years around machines and pipelines, the author has developed a harmony to swing across the two worlds living inside her, the orderly professional one and the one who questions every order. She finds her time in college the most amusing to reflect upon and has based the storyline of her second novel around its nuances. She strongly believes in the voice of the heart that often seems misleading but usually ends up right and just. Author has a keen interest in history and its remnants, which she highlights in her stories. She easily resonates with the existence of forts that are the living reminders of past, often demolishing many forts within. She also believes that human life is a diverse spectrum of emotions and feelings that needs to be celebrated through stories and, therefore, aspires to write much more.
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