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The Blurb:  Love often wished for, at times actually happen at first sight when two people from distant lands of Australia and Thailand fall in Love. True relationships ascertain no boundaries, no distances, no environs, no religion, no nationalities, only the honesty of love, care, and respect. Weddings is envisaged to be made in Heaven, but they do happen in unfettered life-celebrating progression. My Take: Author Sumant Barooah is back with his new book The Morning Beyond the Mountain which is a pleasant story with compelling narration.  The Morning Beyond the Mountain has a unique story that is filled with diverse cultures, cuisines, travel, philosophy, traditions, religions, responsibilities, family bonds, work ethics, and love.  The Highlight of this book is that, there are few moments in this book that the author has written thoughtfully and full of emotions, like when growing up you intend to follow your parents' step, you start to understand them and along with i...

The Blurb & The Story: Curiosity kills the cat. Excessive curiosity kills a woman.Amateur model Anna Heinrich was obsessed. Since the second she saw the rich and renowned photographer Hamilton Chu on a magazine cover, she knew that she had to find him, no matter what it took. Why wouldn’t she? Wavy black hair, a jawline as sharp as his eye for beauty, and a bank account so robust he could own a whole island, Hamilton Chu is the most perfect man among perfect men. There was more to him than met the eyes, however. After their first meeting in Zürich, an inescapable spiral of games and deceit began, and Anna realized Hamilton wasn’t as flawless as he seemed. He is a scathingly manipulative man with a bizarre fetish for human irises. But it is too late to get out. Already under Hamilton’s spell, a simple whisper from him renders her resistance useless. Will she ever find a way out? My Take:  The Eye Collector: A Wicked Romance Psychological Thriller is the new book written by the a...

The Blurb:  The ‘Tragedian’ Dilip Kumar who amazed us as a ‘Prince’ and a ‘Bandit’.The onslaught of Bachchan vaporizing all. The collapse of the pedigreed ‘Star Sons’, a pirate who turned in to a ‘mogul’ and many such epoch moments that stand out to define Bollywood. Tracing events chronologically since the ‘Big3’-who later made way for the rise of a ‘Superstar’, followed by a ‘Phenomenon’, who had the industry eating out of his hands. Read about Titans battling the pain of shocking failures and outbreaks of mediocrity. Actors and filmmakers alike, working up their way tenaciously where few found glory in an embracing Friday while some watched their destiny shredding away. In a world where only the toughest survive, many faded away as memories lying in catacombs of extinct theatres while some serenaded to finally reach the comfort of the multiplexes. From Raj Kapoor to Ranveer Singh, ‘Teen Sey Chhey’ is your veritable window to peer into the joyous world of Hindi films. My Take:...

First, before we move forward with our Author's Interview, I would like to start with an introduction.  1. Could you please introduce yourself to us? I am from Kolkata, West Bengal, India. Grew up in Kolkata and Siliguri. A PGDM Graduate and a working professional in the Banking and Finance Sector. His first book, "Every Frame is a Painting" published by Novel Nuggets. Second book published by Juggernaut: Love, Realization and The World of Today - A collection of Poems. Interests in life: READING | PHOTOGRAPHY | TRAVELLING | BLOGGING 2. Congratulations on your book. So what inspired you to write this book? For me to write, The Paradise Conflict, I have taken quite a few inspirations from the real-world issues and storytelling techniques. From the real world, I have taken the inspiration of the water crisis and environmental exploitation at its core all around the globe by setting the political background of a Totalitarian regime with inspiration from George Orwell’s 1984....

The Blurb;  An International motor journey across the whole Himalayan mountain range traversing foreign countries, covering over 14000 Kms in a grueling journey of 76 days. A first-hand account of the arduous journey criss-crossing Countries, Mountain Peaks, Passes, Forests, Rivers, and desolate roads, some infested with Terrorists. And enjoying the company, the food, the festivals, the people, the Bazars, the comradery, the views, the season and the Boozing. My Take: Have you ever traveled to the Himalayas? If yes then this book will make you relive the experience again. OR if not then after reading this book you will definitely be compelled to go on your own trip.  Himalayas: The Only Motor-Trek Across the Entire Mountain Range is the new book written by the author Sumant Barooah and it's an incredible book that I enjoyed reading.  The book is like an amazing travel literature, where the author Sumant Barooah is describing the experiences of and places he visited and it...