Life perhaps has no story to tell.

This book is about birth, a search for an identity, intense emotion, illusion, disillusion, acceptance, death and a personal definition of eternity. All pieced together for us to look back and see that we managed because we survived from moment to moment. Even an ordinary life has one extraordinary chapter of love in it. This is Anamika's tale of a pure but forbidden love, set in newly independent India, an era when romance had a different meaning and the language of romance had a different allure.

Who is this book for?

Perhaps the content of this book is for everybody who has been ruled by the heart, lost a lover without losing love, asked questions to God but found answers within, and embraced life knowing it can be enjoyed only in small doses.

What is the essence of the story?

It is about finding peace through simple things, glimpsing heaven in a beloved pair of eyes, recognizing blessings through a child's laugh, and living through the undulating journey of pleasure and pain with endless gratitude for having experienced life.