Sorabh Pant 

The Delhi Belle by Sorabh Pant

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At the stroke of the midnight hour, when the world sleeps, rapists will awaken to her ass kicking.

Tanya Dubey stays out alone after 8P.M., loves Chowmein, enjoys being ‘dented and painted’, and will NOT call you ‘Bhaiya’ – irrespective of the situation.

Exhausted with Indian men exploiting their License to Rape and Molest, Tanya rises up, armed with a homemade Anti-Rape kit (Not ISI Approved) that makes criminals scream for mercy.

She’s different: her candlelight vigil is candles planted on the head of misogynists, her peaceful protests are violent punches induced by knuckledusters and her news debates happen at the back of her Anti-Balatcar, and end in whimpering confessions.

But, she may have kicked more ass than she can chew when she encounters the mysterious Mr. Gill while the mists of her past come back to haunt her, making her question her own actions.

Meet The Delhi Belle – a belle of the balls who likes nothing more than wrecking vengeance on those that deserve it, when she is not hung-over or loathing herself.

Amaan Khan

Philippa by Amaan Khan

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Set in nineteenth century England and France, this is a story about love, life and family. Philippa, an orphan of eight, is unexpectedly adopted. Being catapulted into a new world, which both intrigues and frightens her, she must learn to live in the midst of wealth, contentment and opportunities; but at what cost? Everything surely comes at a price. Life, with its surprises and mischievous playfulness, soon catches up with her.

 
Set in nineteenth century England and France, this is a story about love, life and family. Philippa, an orphan of eight, is unexpectedly adopted. Being catapulted into a new world, which both intrigues and frightens her, she must learn to live in the midst of wealth, contentment and opportunities; but at what cost? Everything surely comes at a price. Life, with its surprises and mischievous playfulness, soon catches up with her.

Latha Anantharaman, writer, editor and translator, first began writing about rural life in a column called Village Diary. She writes travel features, book reviews for a variety of publications, and a fortnightly column on books for The Hindu.

Three Seasons by Latha Ananthraman

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Category: Non-fiction
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Fatal Admiration by Irfan

Category: Fiction
Portal: Flipkart India
Rights: World E-book (excluding India)

Fatal Admiration is a novella set in contemporary times where slowly the idea of traditional “love” is losing its relevance. Like instant food, love too has become fast and has almost lost its old charm. The purpose of Fatal Admiration is to celebrate the idea of the romance in a bygone era through an intricate web of deceit and lies.

Irfan 

Fatal Admiration by Irfan

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Fatal Admiration by Irfan

Category: Fiction
Portal: Flipkart India
Rights: World E-book (excluding India)

Fatal Admiration is a novella set in contemporary times where slowly the idea of traditional “love” is losing its relevance. Like instant food, love too has become fast and has almost lost its old charm. The purpose of Fatal Admiration is to celebrate the idea of the romance in a bygone era through an intricate web of deceit and lies.

Brendan O’Reilly is a journalist and educator from Seattle. In addition to writing as a regular contributor to Hong Kong’s Asia Times, his pieces have also appeared in The Seattle Globalist and China Daily. He has lived in China for most of his adult life, and speaks passable Mandarin Chinese.

Fifty Things You Didn’t Know About China by Brendan O’Reilly

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Category: Non-fiction
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A Chinese Muslim eunuch once kidnapped the king of Sri Lanka. The “one-child” policy only applies to a third of Chinese couples. China loans more money than the World Bank. Four hundred million Chinese people can’t speak Chinese.  China will soon have more bullet trains than every other nation in the world – combined.

China is vibrant, confusing, and sometimes downright scary. This book is written to separate truth from fiction, and to provide you with the most relevant, surprising, and intriguing facts about the world’s most populous nation. Ours is an increasingly a Chinese world, and knowledge of China is necessary for success and understanding in the Twenty-First Century. Fifty Things You Didn’t Know About China is a humorous and enlightening introduction to the essential realities of modern China

A Chinese Muslim eunuch once kidnapped the king of Sri Lanka. The “one-child” policy only applies to a third of Chinese couples. China loans more money than the World Bank. Four hundred million Chinese people can’t speak Chinese.  China will soon have more bullet trains than every other nation in the world – combined.

China is vibrant, confusing, and sometimes downright scary. This book is written to separate truth from fiction, and to provide you with the most relevant, surprising, and intriguing facts about the world’s most populous nation. Ours is an increasingly a Chinese world, and knowledge of China is necessary for success and understanding in the Twenty-First Century. Fifty Things You Didn’t Know About China is a humorous and enlightening introduction to the essential realities of modern China

“Pamberi ne Hondo’ –“Forward with the war,  is the cry from millions of throats across Southern Rhodesia as black political leaders urged the British government,  the Commonwealth and the United Nations to overthrow the white minority regime of Ian Smith in favour of a black majority rule.

Southern Rhodesia faces the worst crisis in its history as thousands of guerrilla fighters led by a fanatical killer known only as iLunga surge across Rhodesia’s borders killing and mutilating.

In order to combat the threat, Rhodesia’s Security Forces need to obtain advance information about the enemies’ movements and the only way to do that is to infiltrate their enclaves in neighboring countries such as Zambia and Mozambique.

But how do white soldiers accomplish that? They become pseudo-terrorists and that is fraught with danger. But Rhodesia’s survival depends on it.

A select team of Zulu trackers known as the Uvemvane–the Butterflies led by a scarred giant, Sion Michael are given the task of tracking iLunga and his band of killers with the clear order from High Command “Eliminate with extreme prejudice”

When the two enemies finally meet on a windswept plateau high above a raging river, Sion makes a terrible discovery, a discovery that shakes him to his core.