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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
“Little did Meera know that her hope of a fun night at Lena's party would lead to an eventful night, all because of a misunderstanding, one that was however of alarming proportions.
Somewhere along on the same day a deal has gone sore, and Chandrashekar is forced to go into hiding lest things go awry. And just when he thought it was all over..
Things never looked up for Panchimda, in spite of his do all good attitude, and now his house has been crashed by the moneylender. He has got little time left to pay back his debts before he is rendered homeless..
Brijraj Patel's daughter has been kidnapped but he does not intend to let the hands behind it go scot free. He believes his backup plan will lead him to the culprits…
Pushpak, the new golden boy of cricket, is just a few feet away from his major maiden match but is he willing to sacrifice his integrity in the name of a game…
Will the strange games played by destiny link them all along the way and lead them to the escape and answers they have been looking for.......”
Priya Prabhakaran was born in Kannur, Kerala, in India in 1979, to N.Prabhakaran and Sreemathy Prabhakaran, grew up in Bahrain, and returned to India in 1995. She did her initial schooling in Indian School, Bahrain and her higher secondary schooling in Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Kannur. She completed her Bachelor in Architecture from College of Engineering, Trivandrum in 2003. She practiced architecture for two years and later left it as she felt it was not her calling. She currently works as a Project Manager for an IT firm in Cochin, India. She is married to Brijesh R Nair and has two children Neha and Neil.
The Dancing Waters is her first endeavour as a writer and focusses on complexities of human relationships and is based out of a rural village in India. Her second book "Freaky Chakra" is a fast paced novel with humorous connotations with time being the essence of the premise as unrelated lives get interlinked in a span of less than 48 hours.
