Yesterday's Tomorrow

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Yesterday's Tomorrow

Author Name: Suvika | Format: Paperback | Genre : Literature & Fiction | Other Details

Samaira Deshmukh wakes up from a coma with no memory of the last 6 years. Hidden in the depths of her mind are clues to a psychopathic killer she was tracking before the accident. She can stop the killer from striking again, if only she can remember her past. On the verge of getting divorced, Dr. Dhruv Deshmukh finds his wife thinking they are just getting hitched. Now he is stuck between wanting to tell the truth of their marriage and seizing a second chance at rebuilding it. With Samaira recovering, how will Dhruv handle the unpleasant past that he himself wishes to erase? DCP Prithvi Raval is sure that Samaira’s accident was no accident. But with her memories gone, she doesn’t recognize Prithvi anymore. For Prithvi she is not just a partner in the investigation, but someone he has fallen in love. He needs Samaira to remember before the killer’s trail goes cold. And rekindle the relationship he believes was developing between them. As the trio team-up, trying to beat the maniac at his own game, Dhruv and Prithvi each begin to wonder if Samaira would ever be a part of their lives. As Pune witnesses a string of horrifying crimes, Samaira holds the clue to catching the killer. Caught between the past and present, will she be able to unlock her memories in time? In this gripping tale, Suvika takes her readers through a narrative of spine-chilling crime and intense passion where memories swim in time backward and forward!

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Suvika

Over the years I have been interacting with a wide variety of Indians through my books, online forums and other social media. Viewers don’t want the current stereotypical characters they see on Indian TV and in movies. They don’t want to see a woman who loses her ability to think when in love. Don’t appreciate woman who spends her life plotting against other women. They don’t want the man who turns into a chauvinist or a puppet for the woman he loves. They don’t want a show that turns into a mindless saga losing its plot and characters. New India needs new stories.