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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Mihika wakes up in a hospital bed after a six-month-long coma, with no memory of the past six years of her life.
The last thing she remembers was her fiancé Nikhil and how much she loved him.
Six years fast-forward and she lives in a different city and has been married to a multimillionaire Hrehan Malik for the past five years – of which she has no memory at all.
So what happened between then and now?
Where is Nikhil? Why has no one ever heard about him?
Is her husband really the loving and caring person he appears to be, or is something sinister lurking behind his mask?
Why is the man in a hoodie stalking her? Why is the red car following her?
As Mihika tries to piece together the jigsaw puzzle that her life has become, secrets start unravelling - secrets that someone has worked very hard to stay buried.
As Mihika gets closer to the truth, she makes one shocking discovery after another. But the biggest blow is yet to come!
Ketaki Patwardhan- Nirkhi
Dr. Ketaki Patwardhan Nirkhi, is an Anaesthetist by profession and a writer by passion.
Her debut novel, ‘Those Enchanted Four and Half Years,’ was a love story set against the backdrop of events occurring in a medical college, published by Rainbow Publishers. Her short stories and poems have been published in ezines like Indus Woman Writing, Short Story Book, Blogger Park, Creative Writing, Poetry Craze, Momspresso, and Writers Café.
Psychological and suspense thrillers is her genre and she has published many such thrillers, namely, The Missing Connection, The Long Lost Path, Hello Stranger– the man behind the mask, The dangerous game, The mysterious neighbour, The Girl with no name, A Rose amongst thorns, The Blue Envelope, The Canvas, S.T.A.L.K.E.D, The Destination Wedding, The Labyrinth, Anonymous, The life of Myra, The Vixen, Unbelievable and Finding Kavya.
She stays in Thane with her husband and a daughter who inherits her mother’s writing genes.
