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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalSiddharth Saxena was dead. His death did not merit much media attention.
Yet, Avinash was glad he was dead. He knew Pyali had once loved him. She had confessed to it rather mechanically but the fire in her eyes frightened Avinash. In them, he read his own defeat and Siddharth’s triumph.
Pick up this romantic thriller that, on one hand unravels the mystery around a sudden death and on the other hand walks you through the tumultuous relationship between a man and a woman. The Catalyst showcases the changing face of the urban Indian woman, while taking an incisive look into the complexities that underlie human relationships.
Jayashree Palit
Jayashree Palit (Ph.D) is Associate Professor and HOD, Department of English at Maniben Nanavati Women’s College. She is an alumnus of Loreto Convent, Shillong and Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi. She has widely travelled. She is interested in writing, public speaking, personality development and spirituality. She lives in Mumbai.
Her blog moviesnmorepalitjayashree.wordpress.com has been well-received. This novel will appeal to curious college girls and intelligent urban women.
