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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalSet on the planet Syzegis, in a distant galaxy, Nujran is the spoiled pre-teen son of King Rababi and Queen Roone in the kingdom of Typgar. Enter Maestro Amsibh, a gifted teacher with extraordinary qualities, and the prince’s transformation begins.
But, why does he have to leave his sheltered life at the palace and his gorgeous friend Zaarica, with the maestro and two bodyguards? Who are the mysterious Monks of Meirar, and what strange powers do they possess? What motivates Hoanan, the villainous politician, who wants to unseat the king and usurp the throne? And amidst all the turbulence in Typgar, can Nujran find his way back home?
With numerous plot twists and turns, the reader will be transported on a fast-paced adventure with our young prince, where he encounters romance and conflict, friendship and betrayal, while building strength and character through his experiences in the real world.
Krishna Sudhir
Krishna (Krishnankutty) Sudhir is a physician, cardiologist and educator. Born in Chennai, India, he has lived and worked in three countries, namely India, Australia and the US. He is currently based in the Bay Area in California, where he is a senior executive in the medical device industry.
In his academic career, he has taught undergraduate and postgraduate students at major Australian and American universities. He is passionate about educating the general public on health and medicine and has authored a TED-Ed video on heart attacks.
He has traveled extensively across Asia, Australia, Europe and North America, and is deeply interested in cultures, languages and cuisines across the globe. He enjoys watching movies, listening to music, reading detective novels and cooking Indian food.
While well published in the medical field as the author of over 180 publications, this is his first foray into the world of fiction.
