Bøger udgivet af HarperCollins Publishers India

Miraya, an interior designer. This is her story of believing in love. Anubhav, an aspiring entrepreneur. This is his story of giving life another chance.

Moms in the Wild is a dark, funny and razor-sharp story about the perilous world of social media, replete with murderous secrets, complicated lies and how far people will go to keep them.

With hard work and determination, he translates his dreams into reality, but his deep-seated insecurities come to the fore when life throws him a curveball. As their stories intersect, their lives change in ways they never expected.

And are India and the US finally ready for a relationship of equals, or will they continue to be ''friends with benefits''?

Mystery, drama, and a hint of the supernatural are all expertly woven together in this compelling story set in the hills.

Pull up a chair in Kafe Kabir and watch them explore friendship and love, writing their own pages of life from the cosy cafe to the ends of the world.

I am here to test Meera, Vivaan, Kabir, Nisha, and many others. I am here to destroy them, and I will. Just wait and watch. Join me as I tell you the next chapters of their stories and where life takes them! Are you ready? Or are you scared?

As part of his research, Partha has covered varied industries and forty-five senior leaders to understand their challenges, motivations and vision in a post pandemic world. The result is a book that ensures that you remain ever relevant and effective, no matter what the challenges ahead.

Journalist Sutapa Mukerjee had frequented the town since 1998.

This is the story of the successes and failures of a civil servant, who successfully navigated challenging areas of public life. Unsparingly honest and forthright, and packed with political gossip, the book offers a ringside view of Indian politics and bureaucracy during the UPA era.

In this candid account of her life, Kidwai assesses not just her own contribution to public life, but also provides an honest appraisal of the turn in fortunes of the political party she has remained a loyal member of. The reader is treated to rare glimpses into the homes, lives and the hurly-burly of election campaigns over the decades.

In the face of Covid-19, how do we reinvent the way that economic policies are formed? This is a remarkable thesis by one of the foremost political economists of our time. Desai argues his point persuasively, with great erudition, insisting that in the twenty-first century, humanity must return to economics.

This book attempts to stanch this phenomenon. Amit Schandillia has chosen some of the most common pieces of historical misinformation and debunked them with logic, reason and irrefutable research. Prepare to be surprised and inspired-and find out who really invented the zero!

This is a perfect manual for the budding witch and a spellbinding read for those interested in the craft.

Jitendra Dixit grew up in Mumbai and has reported from the city for much of the three decades he writes about in this book.

The dazzling English translations published along with their transliterated originals make for a pleasurable and illuminating reading. Hazaar Rang Shaairi: The Wonderful World of the Urdu Nazm is a book for everyone who is curious about how poetry colours our lives.