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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalThe past is not a place you want to live in. It’s haunting, overpowering, obsessive and not real. Estella learns of the story of Jay Malhotra, the person who was trying his best to run away from his past. But the depression he had been through, enfolded his heart and mind in its darkness, completely.
The story travels back in time to the beginning. A simple, quiet boy who wanted to make his deceased parents proud, Jay met the amusing Aarav who was like a brother to him.
But Aarav was not the only one who influenced his journey. His hand was held by the innocent, lovely Amelia who was deeply in love with him. And his heart was taken by the hypnotizing, Viola who entranced his soul more than he knew.
Immerse yourself in the life of Jay before he turns Professor Malhotra in this second installment of the epic romantic trilogy. Drown yourself in the hopelessness and misery that he has been through. Let the love that he had in his heart before it turned black, run over you. Let his words flatter your heart and caress your soul. This is not a love story; it’s the understanding of the procedure of creating love and the science behind the word ‘soul mate.’
And most importantly, understand the concept that in every story, there is ‘not always a HAPPY ENDING.’
Shriyut Kumar Srivastava
Shriyut Kumar Srivastava, from Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh, is one of the youngest English language writers in India. He has been writing for five years now and this is his third published work.
Being a metaphysical poet, his primary theme has always been love. He wants people to understand through his writing that the word ‘love’ has lost its meaning and its essence in today’s world. We can get it back if we believe in a pure soul.
Apart from writing, Shriyut loves dancing, singing, playing the piano, photography and watching his favorite TV shows. He has written about 50 soul-warming poems beside the ones published in this book that he someday wishes to show the world.
Shriyut wants to be an English professor and has labored hard to reach this point where people are excited to read his work. He hopes to someday get his 19th work published.
This is the second part of his long-awaited trilogy that will surely enthrall you and make you wait breathlessly for the epic finale.
