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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Exploring a new and luxurious campus on the first day is one of the happiest memories that a person has. New surroundings brings fresh air, new teachers, new friends and some bullies.
Unable to control her sense of justice, Tiana Stone threatens a senior, Amanda, when she tries to bully her and her friend Raven Hearts. However, later when Amanda is murdered, the police's prime suspect turns out to be Tiana. To prove her innocence, Tiana takes this case in her hands and tries to search for the murderer with Raven and her new friends, Austin and Chris.
Join them, as they uncover the secrets behind the campus and the students. Each has their own secret to guard. The mastermind behind the scene isn't easy to trap. Will Tiana solve the case? Will the fingerprint results come out sooner and block the quartet's time? Will the murderer fall in their trap? Find it out in Tiana Stone: New Beginnings Gone Wrong.
Tirtha C.
Tirtha Chitnavis, a 17 years old student, is a bookworm whose world revolves around writing and reading books which give her pleasure. As a student, she experienced the magic within the books and found her inspiration from them. Covid gave her enough time to create her own book. Tiana Stone: New Beginnings Gone Wrong is her debut book and the first book of the Tiana Stone series.
Tiana Stone is very close to her heart not just because this book is her first but because it was her dream to publish her handwritten book which she was planning from the past 4 years.
Tirtha believes that while reading a book, a person can identify and know the true nature of the world around them as books act as a mirror to the world. Famous Five, Secret Seven, Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys accompanied her when she was very young and she hope that children might find the same company, she felt, in Tiana Stone. As a Harry Potter Fan, she believes that imagination can lead to creation
