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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
“The Eight Hours”; a fiction, is a story about Karan’s life-changing 8 hours of Enlightenment and Surrender. He is a character any reader can relate to specially with his emotions and perplexities. Readers will resonate with him from the very first chapter, feeling the same sense of solitude that they themselves have likely experienced at some point in their lives.
Karan also highlights a personality that contrasts sharply with the common perceptions of toxic masculinity, providing readers with a refreshing perspective and relief from the stress of being misjudged. His character creates a desire in readers to meet someone who embodies masculinity while also being a tender soul—someone who gets affected by the world's insensitivity, who is compassionate, vulnerable, and committed to doing what is right.
The story talks about the callousness of people towards their relationships, about a genuine and graceful friendship everyone would love to have in their life, about surrendering and allowing the Universe to offer you what is meant for you and about believing in its process for breaking and building you in the most beautiful shape.
RUCHI VERMA
The Author of this book is a dreamer who sees best in everything. She firmly believes in experiential learning and is always keen to share them through her articles and now through her books. What intrigues her impulses to write has always been around flair of Innocence, Unconditional love, Respect, Integrity, Gratitude, Faith, Compassion and several Human emotions and all her writing work has one of these elements in them. She has a talent for delving into and revealing human emotions in nearly every life situation. She effortlessly captures the emotional highs and lows that occur within a person’s mind, soul, heart and behaviour. Her idea of writing books has always been to connect with the readers emotionally and to make them introspect and relate with themselves.
Ruchi has a successful professional trajectory of 17 years in Insurance Industry with an extensive team of 100+ human resources where she feels that the major part of her learning happened while dealing with people. In 2017 she took a drastic step of parting from corporate world and shun her mechanical life style to strive for all those things which can provide her true happiness and fulfilment. It was that time when she experienced a strong sense of purposelessness and realised to look for the true essence of life she has been offered with and has been ignored so far.
The author has already got her two Non-Fiction books (Rainbow Reminiscences and Walking a fine line) to her credit. Both are based on the true-life incidences and carries some life lessons for the readers. She truly believes that life presents everyone with a spectrum of experiences that add colour to our existence. As a result, she is not only a full-time writer, but also an artist who brings vibrancy to life through her art work in the name of “Ruchi’s BringHomeVibrance”
