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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalAs an Indian female writer, creating Maya was a dream come true for Joyeeta. Maya is beautiful in her vulnerability, in her naivety and her overpowering passion for Anton. Although Maya dies at the very beginning when the story unfolds, it is her story from the beginning to the end. Joyeeta believes that every woman who has ever believed in the purity and innocence of love will shed a few tears for Maya. Maya is in all of us. She is us. Anton is a prisoner of his own personality. He is cold and calculative, sometimes to the point of callousness, although his witty veneer conceals it. He is botRead More...
As an Indian female writer, creating Maya was a dream come true for Joyeeta. Maya is beautiful in her vulnerability, in her naivety and her overpowering passion for Anton. Although Maya dies at the very beginning when the story unfolds, it is her story from the beginning to the end. Joyeeta believes that every woman who has ever believed in the purity and innocence of love will shed a few tears for Maya. Maya is in all of us. She is us.
Anton is a prisoner of his own personality. He is cold and calculative, sometimes to the point of callousness, although his witty veneer conceals it. He is both the protagonist and antagonist of this story, for every trusting girl in the throes of all-consuming love has, at a time or another, been enamoured by an Anton.
Hailing from Kolkata, India, Joyeeta now resides in the sunny city of Singapore. A mother and teacher, she has always been passionate about writing, music and food, all of which heal her soul. This is, indeed, her debut novel – complete and resplendent with smiles and tears.
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What if one of the protagonists of the story is also its chief antagonist? The Sentenced, a modern-day love story with a jarring twist, tells the tale of Maya, an alluring but naïve Indian woman, and Anton, an Italian Math professor. A lustful romance flourishes, much to the amusement of others and of Anton himself. Until the unexpected happens.
There are two other characters in this story whose inputs are valuable. One is Nafisa, Maya’s friend and c
What if one of the protagonists of the story is also its chief antagonist? The Sentenced, a modern-day love story with a jarring twist, tells the tale of Maya, an alluring but naïve Indian woman, and Anton, an Italian Math professor. A lustful romance flourishes, much to the amusement of others and of Anton himself. Until the unexpected happens.
There are two other characters in this story whose inputs are valuable. One is Nafisa, Maya’s friend and colleague at the university who refused to be swayed by Anton’s charm. The second is the dean of the University, whose mature love for Maya never found an expression. Each of these characters tells Maya’s story, and theirs.
Was Maya a fool or an epitome of love itself? Is her passion justified or was she simply obsessed? Is Anton to blame or is he just human? Who, in this story, is really the one that is sentenced for life? These are answers that you will seek in this book. Whether the answers soothe, agitate or baffle, you cannot help but feel for them. For, we have all met a Maya or an Anton on our individual journeys of life.
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