"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 PalThe story takes you through the heart-rending journey of Aditi from the holy city of Varanasi, where she was born and brought up, to Delhi as a naïve young bride and the turmoil she faces trying to adjust to her new life in the walled city.
She seeks his divine intervention, only to be reminded that she has no option other than to tread this thorny path, but could seek solace from the fact that he would be her guiding light at each dark juncture in her life’s journey.
Thus reassured, Aditi surrenders herself to him and steadfastly surges ahead.
In the process, she experiences the extraordinary power of human thoughts.
She shares the same roof with her philandering husband and his family, yet she maintains her dignity and a distance from their negativities and base thoughts.
She chooses silence as her weapon to sharpen her intellect, build her mental strength and help her focus on carrying out her duties.
She uses quietude as her trump card and finally emerges triumphant.
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Kakoli G
Kakoli has a passion for capturing life’s nuances , which is evident in her diverse body of work. Her blog reflects her wide-ranging interests, from the tranquil art of tea to the vibrant stories of her travels. Her extensive journeys through remote and bustling towns have deepened her understanding of various facets of human experience, which she eloquently translates into her writing.
She is the author of two contemporary fiction novels, The Ambrosial Hour and Devi and the Enchantress, which showcase her storytelling prowess. Her book Life in a Cuppa: Chai Conversations offers a unique exploration of India's tea culture, highlighting its rich history and significance through engaging narratives about the tea trade, its rituals, and its role in Indian society.
In addition to her literary work, Kakoli co-founded Teamonk, a specialty tea venture that reflects her dedication to the world of tea. For more about her work and insights, visit her website at www.kakoliG.com or reach out to her at GD.Kakoli@gmail.com.
