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It isn't quite the homecoming Rina Kochar envisioned when she returns for her father Sameer Kochar's funeral after a long estrangement. Rina the prodigal daughter is flummoxed to learn her father has appointed a detective D'Mello to investigate his death because he suspected someone of trying to kill him. As D'Mello begins his investigation, skeletons begin to pop out. One by one. With each revelation a different facet of Sameer Kochar is revealed. Who was Sameer Kochar? Benefactor? Genius? Killer? Worshipped by some. Hated by many. Then D'Mello is found floating in the koi pond in the Kochar residence. Very dead. With the heat on her family Rina has to look for the truth. But what if the truth doesn't set you free?

"Haveli" is Ranajai Singh's ancestral house in Udaipur which his weak and alcoholic father gambles away in a drunken moment. Ranajai is forced to leave with his family and immigrate to London. Before going twelve year old Ranajai promises the new owner Vinod Doshi: "I'll be back."As he leaves the shores of India he has only one thought in mind. To reclaim his heritage. In London the family has to struggle to orient themselves to a completely new way of life. Ranajai's father, Digvijai Singh fails miserably in the attempt to start anew and becomes a chronic alcoholic to blot out reality. The responsibility of maintaining the family falls on Ranajai's young shoulders. Ranajai is unable to forget the past. After his father's death he becomes apprentice to his uncle in his shop and finally rises to become the owner of five branches. Ranajai's sister Laji continually urges him to let go of the past but Ranajai cannot bring himself to forget the haveli and his Indian roots. Fate takes a hand and brings Vinod Doshi and his son Ujwal to his shop one day. From there the story takes a new turn as Ranajai meets Karuna -Vinod Doshi's ugly and lonely daughter. He plots to get his haveli by marrying Karuna. He marries her and leaves for India. But in India Ranajai is rapidly disillusioned. Nothing seems to be what he thought......Haveli is a story of cross cultural identity, of love, hope, hatred and a consuming obsession which finally destroys Ranajai.

You ever wonder what men think of single women over thirty five? In this read discover seven different character traits a group of successful men collectively agreed keep women single, and how women with these traits can change their circumstances by changing themselves.

Ruhi, a seventeen- year- old is being sent to live with her uncle Tarun in Delhi, because her parents are moving to Africa for a year. The only child of her parents Ruhi has never left home before. Now to move such a great distance from Pune to Delhi to live with an Uncle she does not know, is not something she's looking forward to. It's a wrench leaving behind her family, her friends, her city - even if it's only for a year. When she gets there, things become worse. She finds herself confronting a hostile Yamini and her cold unwelcoming aunt. No-one, it seems, really wants her there. Feeling alone and helpless she welcomes her cousin Mike's impersonal kindness though his punkish appearance and clothes take her by surprise. Her college -St. Stephen's- seems as intimidating and alien as her soignée cousin Yamini. Ruhi is quite sure she will never fit in. Ruhi finds herself alone, miserable and waiting for the year to end so that she can go back home. But she begins to perceive that things are not what they seem and people- not at all. And finally the year draws to a close. But is it really the end Ruhi had visualized?

Anwesha, the dreaded witch, has escaped from captivity and supposedly vanished into thin air. No-one knows where she is. Or what she's intending to do. They wait in suspense expecting her retaliation any moment. But full moon comes and goes and there is no sign of her. Is that a good thing or bad? The inheritors don't know what to think. But Ayush's mother is firm. It's time to return to the real world. Autumn break is over and the children must return to school. And it's St. Lawrence that's chosen. It's a boarding school situated near Dehradun and the Principal Mr. Angelo is a Keeper. The safest place they can be. Together. For everyone it's the ideal solution. The keepers are relieved that the children will be in a secure environment where it will be easier to keep an eye on them. But St. Lawrence is far from the secure haven they had envisioned. Ayush is wary of their new roommate Tushar who seems picture perfect and who keeps midnight assignations in the woods on rainy windswept nights. Is Ayush paranoid or is there something seriously amiss with Tushar? The new replacement teacher Mr. Gomez with his scary scars seems to be taking over the school insidiously. Ayush discovers things about his crystal and himself which shake him to the core. Is he experiencing past life regression or is Anwesha playing her mind tricks on him? Why are they fighting amongst themselves? Why is Sameer turning hostile? Something is there. In their midst. Creeping up stealthily. "She's here." Damini tells them. "Anwesha's here."This sequel to the cube ends it all. The final battle between Ayush and Anwesha. One dead and one victor. Who is the victor and who dies?

Back from a vacation in Singapore, Ritin Deshmukh finds things greatly changed at school. His best friend Nitish tells him about the two new admissions in their class, Rajiv and John, who don't seem to be what they are. They follow Ritin around on his first day of rejoining school and Ritin cannot seem to shake them off. On his way back home Ritin is followed by men in a silver Honda and it is the beginning of a nightmarish ride which doesn't seem to end. He is rescued by Rajiv and John who take him to an abandoned shack and reveal they are secret agents belonging to an organization called S.I.A.A. They are trying to protect Ritin from possible kidnappers who have already taken his father. Ritin then discovers that his father is in reality a scientist working for S.I.A.A. involved in a top secret mission. His father's invention, a machine which can generate boundless power and energy and cause blackouts all over the world, is what unscrupulous men are after for power and gain. But as Ritin delves into his father's kidnapping, he finds himself puzzled by the answers he gets. Who is Jason Nair? His father's friend or enemy? Is the formula to the machine really what the men are after or is it the formula a smoke screen for something more sinister- Project G-9? Ritin has to race to find his father and rescue him while preventing the machine from falling into the clutches of unscrupulous men. Only the going gets difficult as he cannot distinguish friends from foes anymore. Everyone seems to have a secret. Who can he trust?

My Journey in Verses is a compilation of poetry written during the Author's most vulnerable moments. You will experience emotions of love, hope, and life lessons in this read. Get to know the Author by reading her most intimate moments.

It is a Diwali party. The whole family is assembled in the house of Ammaji- Sunaina Divwedi. Reluctantly. Resentfully. But they are there. For when Ammaji summons people obey. Whether they want to or not. She is the matriarch- the center of this large talented and egoistic family of Divwedis. And she holds them in her web. Even her ex-husband Naresh Divwedi. Who comes every year with his second wife Ruby and his two sons- Ritesh and Angad. For this annual gathering during Diwali. Barbed comments, covert hostility, scenes between the two families are the norm. But today something is amiss......Something in the air...Something evil rearing its ugly head....... A woman screams as the fireworks explode into the dark night....And the Diwali turns black. For Naresh Divwedi is found murdered in the study with his head bashed. S.P. Apurv Chaturvedi ( C.I.D.) is assigned the case. It is his toughest assignment so far. Eighteen people in the house. One dead. Seventeen suspects. A dead man whom several people loved to hate. A man whom women adored and men hated. A man whose children disliked him. Motive? Plenty. Suspects? Plenty. Finding the murderer? Virtually impossible.

When the night sets in, the world around me sleeps away slipping into dreams, I slip into an abyss where my thoughts flow from a different dimension forming beautiful verses that manifest into a poem or a quote. This book is a result of my rendezvous with the Universe & my Spiritual master. I withdraw within to introspect, to find myself and peace in the silence of my world. Often, human beings ignore the beauty that exists around, be it in the form of creation, art, or what the eyes sees and the heart, soul & mind combinedly perceive. Poetry, I believe, is an intense, intricate, and inimitable language of each soul, unique yet beautiful. I present this to you for, "Words are all I have to present as a gift to thee!"Human beings endeavor to attain happiness for tomorrow, forgetting it already exists today, as they are busy chasing your evasive tomorrow. The emptiness of abysmally living without a purpose, amassing materialistic wealth can perish if we imbibe certain virtues such as tolerance, acceptance, compassion and empathy. The attempt of this book is to jostle your mind, cajole your senses, soothe the soul, rake emotions, awaken the kid within while making you smile, laugh, cry, ponder and then become silent to introspect within. This book, written from deep within the soul of a writer who lives life with a higher purpose will take you through myriad moods, emotions, circumstances, feelings, relationships, the everything & nothingness of the universe.Always remember when there is utter silence, the voice of your soul shall be audible because silence speaks through art, music, creation, the soul, mind, eyes, tears, laughter, happiness, sadness, and then yes, through WORDS!May your musings speak the language of your soul through, "Midnight Musings." Happy Reading!