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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
From the by-lanes of posh South Delhi, a girl goes missing. The question haunts the family as much as the cops who have no clue as to where she could be. Almost a year has passed without a lead in the case. Did she run away? Or something happened to her? …Is she alive?... Or Dead? The disappearance of a smart, intelligent girl while raising numerous questions points to the apathy of the cops and their helplessness at locating her; also points to sinister agendas and facades people keep. Having no leads for months on end, the case has gotten cold. Until another girl goes missing. This time however they receive a video; it’s brutal. The cops must race against time to rescue her, but before that, they must revisit the cold case if they were to have any chance at rescuing the latest victim. Deeper they get, deeper they unravel the mystery surrounding the former. But the important question remains: Will the girls be rescued? Or, lost forever?
Jasmine Juneja
Coming from a commerce background, she started her career as an HR consultant and went on to conceptualize a recruitment firm, providing services to fortune 1000 companies over a span of 5 years. Thereafter, dabbling in the beauty industry and winning accolades and wide pool of customer base, she pursued her passion for reading and writing—where her heart lay all along. It was in the stories and the art of telling them that captivated her. To pursue this dream and master the art of storytelling, she acquired her Masters in English Literature degree alongside working for an Overseas Education firm. The extensive experience allowed her to guide and help students prepare spectacular applications to top universities in the US and the UK. Working in this industry for over 6 years and having served and placing over 1000 students in the world’s top universities, she found her niche in writing. In early 2022, she quit her job to become a full-time writer.
