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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalAshley Coleman, an Anglo-Indian girl lives in Delhi, where she works for an NGO. She dates her colleague, Sammy Butt, a young guy from Kashmir, and their love starts to blossom. But, on one thunderous November night, a stranger rapes her. The incident alters her life. Hatred, shame, and guilt overcome Ashley. Her heart wants vengeance.
However, God miraculously heals her. Unwillingly, Ashley gives birth to the child of her tormentor. She rediscovers her faith in Jesus and discovers the Holy Book, the ‘Bhagavad Gita.’ It is believed that the ‘Bhagavad Gita’ contains the direct message of God. They lift the guilt and shame that troubled her. But she had questions. Why her? Why was she punished when she had never harmed anyone? Was she punished by God for her past-life karma?
The answers to her questions would only set her free from emotional and physical damage. Did she find her answers? Did she find the man who assaulted her? Did Sammy support Ashley through her struggle? Be a part of her journey in November Rain to find out.
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Anuj Sabharwal
Born and brought up in Delhi, Anuj studied English Literature at Delhi University and he did software program from NIIT. He worked with American Multinationals like eFunds and FIS Global, and for an American Express process. Anuj turned to writing as a career in 2013. He has written columns for an online magazine, ‘The Indian Economist.’ He writes on social issues and on women’s issues. He believes that sometimes, it is important to pay attention to our inner voices. After that, whatever we decide for ourselves, we should be firm and passionate of our choices.
