"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
Beera is a young, charming alpha male tiger, full of life and joy, who charms his way into the
hearts of animals and tourists alike in the forests of India. However, grief seems to follow him
like his shadow.
Kanchi is a young tigress with a strong mind and an unbreakable spirit, who lives with her
mother Paro, in the forest. She is loyal to a fault, with a strong mind and an unbreakable spirit.
Her love for Beera is unwavering and it gives the term ‘against all odds’ new meaning.
They have their rosy future ahead of them and the world at their paws, until one moment
changes their lives...and Beera forever.
Now Kanchi has the choice...to bolt and run away from her love who is no longer the same....or
to stay unwavering and steadfast in her promise to him.
Enter the world of Kanchi and Beera and witness their story of love, grief, family and soulmates.
But who says you have to be human to have a love story?
Nitya Alwani Satyani
A mother by occupation, a teacher by qualification and a writer by passion!...
is what the first line of
Nitya Satyani's resumè reads.
Nitya is a published author and blogger, from Mumbai having contributed to several leading publications for over two decades, such as the Bombay Times, Femina, Freepress Journal, mid-day to name a few.
As a mother to two wonderful children…a boy and a girl, she spends her time marvelling at the innocence, growth and vulnerability of childhood. And in-between imparting wisdom and values at home, posing as the screen time and chocolate-control officer, and walking the tightrope between the ‘good cop’ and ‘the nag’, she finds the time to connect with her soul and write about things that matter, inspire and affect.
Nitya is a author of two books for children No! I don't want to & the Spinning Top for children.
Through her blog, The Sunset Effect, she blogs about parenting, and spirituality, and has been often told she does it straight from the heart!
She writes blogs, books and notes on the bathroom mirror.
She also reads blogs, books and the backs of shampoo bottles.
