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Avid reader and blogger. Was formerly published as a freelance writer, trying to break back into print.

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A Suitable Boy by Vikram Seth
The Mandarins by Simone de Beauvoir

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Festival of Lights

 

Festival of Lights
Maria Perry Mohan
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Festival of Lights

Maria Perry Mohan

A journey to India and back.


Caroline and Kavya are two women from opposite sides of the world who both loved the same man. Caroline bore Hari a child, but he married Kavya. Caroline and Kavya are destined to meet during Diwali (Festival of Lights) in India. Both women are nervous about the meeting. What will be the outcome?

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I wrote 340 days ago

Nice premise. I found it easy to read. Wish you all the best with this. I know nothing about this all-male world of pool halls and very little of bars in recent times but I found this intriguing. As for crit. Well I found the format a little off putting. Dividing the chapter into numbered ch... view book

I wrote 512 days ago

You don't need crit comments from me now! You bring alive the alleys and back streets of Paharganj, the sights, the sounds, the smells. You're familiar with a milieu that I couldn't begin to be familiar with. When I used to be a visitor here I'm sure someone just like him knocked on the door o... view book

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