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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
“What if you came face to face with Sita, her Guru, and their Gurus?”
Vedika Sirohi, a bestselling author at the peak of her career, is plagued by unsettling visions—muffled voices, fleeting glimpses of unknown places, and blackouts leave her questioning reality.
Until one day, she wakes up in an unfamiliar world, centuries away from her own.
Lost in time, Vedika encounters those who share her doubts and vulnerabilities— a sage’s daughter, a royal minister, a forgotten goddess, and more. As she unravels the truth behind her visions, the lines between past and present blur, and she realizes she may not be here by accident.
What do these visions mean? Who are these people? And as history tightens its grip around her, will she ever find her way back—or was she meant to be here all along?
“A captivating fusion of historical fiction, fantasy and sci-fi prepares you for a breakthrough as Vedika unfolds the biggest mystery of her life.”
Sweta Rani
Sweta Rani writes passionately on love, dreams and history. Her historical fictions carry strong emotions buried deep with forgotten stories. She is fond of crafting worlds where her characters are engaging and full of desires. Being youngest in the family of four sisters, she lives in the minds of women and her works acquire that voice.
By day, most of her time is split between managing her office and a baby girl. After graduating as a Chemical engineer and almost all her life, writing, she promises to trigger alchemical explosions through her narrations.
Her writerly interests date back to school and then college where she was an active member of Literary Club and Publishing House. Writing is a productive escape for her thoughts. Before they digress, they are captured in their bare form, which is a sincere writing, she says. Sweta believes in the Power of words and the change they can bring. Through her stories, she aspires to write more, be more.
