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A literary novel about programmers, craft, and what we lose when understanding becomes optional.

On a storm-lashed night in Rishikesh, the Ganges rises as a weary, wounded goddess and forces silent yogi Chunmun Singh to drink every drop of her ancient, poisoned memory. Through twenty visceral chapters she makes him taste Kurukshetra’s blood, Ashoka’s river of corpses, Partition’s screams, and the slow chemical murder of her own body. By dawn he becomes the Silent Pilgrim—walking her length each year, swallowing filth and purity alike—because some mothers never leave, no matter what their children do to them.

When death hurls Chunmun Singh into the absolute Void and every God turn away, one desperate cry to Jesus is answered—with a single, cruelly perfect boon: anyone who comes near him will fall asleep. Revived by the fierce love of his dead mother, he returns to a world already dividing his inheritance, only to weaponize solitude against betrayal. “The Light That Remains” is the ironic, deeply moving tale of a man who begged for control… and received the one gift that finally set him free.

From Hyderabad’s chaotic spice-scented streets to Sydney Airport’s blinding white sterility, Sunil and Jolly Godhwani arrive clutching fool’s-gold 482 visas and MBAs from a notorious degree mill. Armed with cold ambition and two innocent teenage daughters, they set out to weaponise Australia’s “skill shortage” myth and carve out a ruthless corporate empire. But as Shita and Geeta chase turquoise beaches and boundless freedom, the toxic price of their parents’

In Brisbane’s golden embrace, where the river sparkles beneath the Story Bridge and frangipani perfume the air, Sania turns a sleek tech office into an oasis of warmth. Her famous chocolate jar isn’t just a sweet surprise — it’s the quiet spark of kindness that draws every colleague closer. One generous heart, one city alive with colour and light — prepare to fall in love with both.

From Punjab’s dusty fields to Sydney’s sky-high rents, Chunmun Singh trades his tractor for a Santa suit, slinging deliveries and mall cheer just to survive. When his Aussie dream buckles under bills, summer sweat, and a love that can’t outlast the lean months, one final Christmas forces the question: keep chasing illusions abroad or return to the soil that raised him?

In the sacred mist of Vrindavan, where Krishna once danced with peacocks, grieving ornithologist Dr. Arvind Singh arrives to solve the mass deaths of India’s national bird—only to clash with ancient faith and modern poison. Teaming with temple artist Vibha, whose Sanjhi visions pierce the toxic haze, he begins to hallucinate a blue deity that blurs science into miracle. Can logic and love save the last celestial pair before the Yamuna claims them forever?

In the hush of a university library, a young surgeon fell in love with T.S. Eliot instead of textbooks. His scalpel kept the body’s rivers flowing with unearthly grace—until cancer lit a fire in his own blood. What he left behind is not a memoir of surgery, but a poet’s final, luminous lesson in how to burn beautifully while the vessel fails.

In Bangalore’s vibrant streets where ancient faiths still draw battle lines, Hindu yoga teacher Vineeta Nair falls for Muslim gym trainer Nandan Khan.Their forbidden love shatters families, spans decades, and leaves wounds that adoption, abuse, and unexpected reunions can never fully erase.Daughter of Bangalore: a story of interfaith passion, broken identities, and the quiet courage it takes to weave a new family from the ruins of forgiveness.

In Porto d’Oro, the water is clear, the lemons are bright, and the secrets never stay buried.When a body surfaces in a luxury infinity pool overlooking the Mediterranean, it should be impossible to hide. But in a town built on discretion where wealthy visitors come to disappear for a while -- someone is determined to make it vanish.Elias Thorne has seen enough beautiful places to know they’re often the most dangerous. And in Porto d’Oro, the deeper he looks, the more it becomes clear:Everything floats up eventually.

A woman returns to her childhood home in rural Montana to care for her dying mother, only to find that the wolves her father spent his life studying have begun appearing at the edge of their property each night—and her mother insists they're waiting for something she promised them thirty years ago.

ম‍্যাক্স, এক দার্শনিক গৃহপালিত বিড়াল, তার উষ্ণ আশ্রয়ে সুখী হলেও বাইরের বিশাল, অচেনা জগৎ তাকে সারাক্ষণ হাতছানি দেয়। আরামদায়ক গদি, কর্তা ও মানবীর নিঃশর্ত ভালোবাসা ছেড়ে একদিন সে সাহস করে পা বাড়ায় এক অ্যাডভেঞ্চারে। অচেনা পথে সে সম্মুখীন হয় জীবনের নতুন গন্ধ, নতুন বিপদ আর কঠিন বাস্তবতার। কিন্তু স্বাধীনতার এই নতুন স্বাদ কি তার কৌতূহলী মনকে সন্তুষ্ট করতে পারবে? নাকি পথের শেষে তার প্রিয় মানুষদের ভালোবাসার ডাকই তাকে আবার ঘরের উষ্ণতায় ফিরিয়ে আনবে?

In a realm teetering on the edge of destruction, only one kiss can save it all. When Lara, a divine beauty cursed to bring ruin, is cast into an alternate universe by the celestial King Arthur, her only hope lies in discovering a love pure enough to shatter the darkness. But time is running out and the wicked princess of shadows waits to rise again. Will true love’s kiss be enough to seal her fate and restore peace to the realms? A spellbinding tale of destiny, sacrifice, and the power of a single kiss.

Foodonomics: Recipes That Change the World is more than a tale of adventure; it is a meditation on responsibility, ethics, and the hidden forces that shape human behavior. It invites you to think critically, question assumptions, and imagine the possibilities when curiosity, courage, and conscience intersect.

When the world took everything from Ugomma, it forgot one thing, her will to rise again. Born into pain but blessed with a gentle soul, Ugomma walks through loss, rejection, and the ache of an orphaned heart, yet she never stops believing in tomorrow. In every tear lies a melody; in every silence, a spark of hope. Ugomma the Hopeful Orphan is more than a story; it is a journey through sorrow and strength, revealing that no matter how fragile the heart is, it can still carry the light that heals a broken world.