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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalTHEY SAY I’M IMMORTAL
THEY ALSO SAY THAT I’M MARKED FOR DEATH . . .
After waking up in the hospital a couple of days after my fourteenth birthday, I know that I’m no ordinary teenager. When a three-thousand-year-old lady walks into my room, telling me that I am a reincarnated immortal and that I’d see myself going up in flames, I have no choice but to walk through the Amazon to a city that has hidden herself from the eyes and memories of people. Being a Guardian of one of the four elements was rather bearable before I decided that I wanted answers. And that’s when everything tumbled down and I found myself being pulled into a void of secrets and revelations that were left behind by the second births of the Guardians. That was when I understood that some things were best remained hidden and unknown.
If only I hadn’t known about the woman who was erased from existence so that I could live . . .
ARVA
Natalie Stone: Immortal Peril, is a debut novel crafted by Arva, a girl in her teens brimming with enthusiasm and lively dreams. This narration is a combination of her strong values and hidden desires. She takes us through the compelling values of relationships, friendship, and how unbearable betrayal can be. At the same time, she emphasizes that life continues with numerous lessons until one's purpose of life is achieved. As a girl who has a strong and closely-knit family, she relates most of her everyday life with the characters of her book. She began to key in stories at the age of 8. She is always fascinated with bringing a different perspective in one's living. One can usually find her reading a book even under the glow of the flashlight. She finds herself alive in worlds that never exist and that can make anyone feel that magic is real. She has a secret crush on Greek Gods and is passionate about discovering connections between mythologies of the various pantheons of Gods. She lives by the quote:
“Embrace the glorious mess that you are”
Arva aka Nivedha lives in Bengaluru with her family.
