"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Preksha, a small-town girl from a conservative North Indian family had a broken marriage.
She was searching for the meaning of life and love. After getting transferred to a new city, she expected life and love from that city. Did she finally find what she was looking for? Did she know what she was looking for?
Location change, her marital status in the male chauvinist society were like boulders in her leg pulling her down while climbing and targeting the pinnacle of success. Did she manage to fight against this pull and come out as a winner both on personal and professional front?
Arjun, a South Indian young blood in her organization met Preksha. Was this Preksha’s yet to be found love? Did this meeting help her find the meaning of life? Did these two ends meet (South and North)? Did her life rewind the way she wanted it to be?
Here, I welcome you to enter the world of Preksha who reflects the inner you – strong girl who has been taking the bull named world by it’s horns.
Come and be part of Preksha’s journey. See if you can help her find what she is searching for.
All the best to you and Preksha!
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Indu Awasthi
Indu Awasthi is an IIM Bangalore Alumni. She has almost 14 Years of work experience in diversified industries. However, being bored in Banking Fraternity and inspired by her Alma Mater – Amish Tripathi Sir and Ravi Subramaniam Sir, she decided to take a plunge in writing. The boredom in her career and her hunger to augment herself drove her to be an author.
This being the first book, she desires it to be a National Best-Seller. She is still a dreamer who is striving to get into Top Business School for her Fellowship/PhD. She looks forward to leaving the corporate world to find a little perspective in her life.
Native of a small town in UP and still enjoying her single status, she has stayed and worked in different parts of India, UK and UAE. She is still searching for new global destination to work and explore. This has helped her to broaden her horizon and investigate life with different perspectives despite being a small-town girl of retired parents. Her life revolves around her friends, her batchmates and her parents. She is still living a nomadic life roaming around cities of India and globe. So, No fixed accommodation as of yet.
