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“You make love to me as if I'm the fairest of my kind.”
“Looks trigger just one-night stands …”
“Aha! So what triggers the mating of the souls?”
“Thoughts, words, taste, sometimes just the eyes that convey it all!”
Decades into her life, Anagha seems to have finally found love like never before. She feels complete the very first moment she glances upon Rudran, as if it were the end of an endless search over births or across parallel universes. In course of time, they are fiercely attracted to each other. But right when love blossomed between the passionate duo, a sweet wreckage of the past lets loose into Rudran's life. And it was just the beginning. Will Anagha's love rise above the scum of hurt? And even if it does, will it withstand the onslaught of fate? Is Anagha at the shore of the bluest sea or is she chasing mirages on burning sands?
The Muse and the Moon is a poetic saga of love, loss, and life, narrated by Anagha, and sometimes the imp of her mind, in a raw and reflective language.
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Lincy Ann Mathew
Lincy Ann Mathew, a postgrad in English Literature, hails from Kerala and is a copyeditor by profession. She has a deep passion for art, language, literature, history, culture, and religion. She has published a few poems and motivational articles. The Muse and the Moon is her debut novel. Lincy lives in Chennai with her family.
