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Aira wakes in a world she cannot remember. The streets look familiar yet strange, voices call her name as if she belongs, and a boy named Evelyn seems to know a story she has forgotten.
But in this town, time doesn’t flow the way it should. Hours fold, days repeat, and memories blur until nothing feels certain. At the heart of it all lies the thirteenth hour — a moment that exists outside time, holding the answers Aira has been searching for.
As she pieces together the fragments of her past, Aira discovers that love and loss are more deeply entwined than she ever imagined. Every choice she makes will echo across realities — and not all of them are forgiving.
The Thirteenth Hour is a haunting tale of memory, fate, and the fragile moments that outlive time.
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Oshin Arora
Oshin Arora, an aspiring doctor from Sri Venkateshwar International School, is a storyteller drawn to the mysteries of time, memory, and human connection. She writes to capture fleeting moments and transform them into worlds that linger in the reader’s mind. When not writing, she can be found filling notebooks with midnight thoughts, sketching fragments of stories, or chasing sunsets for inspiration. She has been awarded titles in India Book of Records and World Book of Records. She has also won many international competitions for her poetries and fiction. The Thirteenth Hour is her 7th book.
