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Payal Dhar
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A Shadow in Eternity
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2005
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The Key of Chaos
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2007
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The Timeless Land
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2009
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Slightly Burnt
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2014
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There's a Ghost in My PC
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2012
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It Has No Name
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Hit for a Six
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2017
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Maya - Sonsuzlukta Bir Golge
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Satin: A Stitch in Time (Satin, #1)
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2011
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The Prophecy (Sands of Time Book One)
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Learning to suck, learning to live
Earlier this year, for the first time in my life, I dipped my toes into baking seriously. I bought an oven, stocked up on dark cooking chocolate (for what is cake without chocolate?), researched recipes, measured my dishes, and rolled up my sleeves. The first few attempts ranged from the ordinary to outright disasters. (Those indestructible silicone baking moulds? They are not so indestructible af
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| 3.5 stars. This was a very cool fantasy novel featuring body-swapping humans, making gender absolutely meaningless, because you can jump into whichever body you want. I very much enjoyed the flip-flop of "good"/"bad" sides, which kept you on your toe ...more | |
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| 3.5 stars for this delightful romp of a whodunit, and a fervent hope that this will be series. I'm taking away a star for the slow beginning. The humour was delectable most of the time, but sometimes grating—there is such a curse as too much of a goo ...more | |
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| This utterly beautiful novel is sci-fi/spec-fic set across three timelines, in the 20th, 21st and 25th centuries. A great example of character-based storytelling as well. It lagged a bit in the middle, and was a bit confusing in parts, but the writin ...more | |
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| I enjoyed this book right up to the very end, and then I was royally confused about what really happened, and who was who. Can’t say much more without spoiling it. This was similar to what I felt about “Sometimes I Lie”, so I wonder if this last, ele ...more | |
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Ananya wrote: "I adore your story mirror self in Spooky stories. Its one of my favourite short stories."Thanks Ananya. :-)
I adore your story mirror self in Spooky stories. Its one of my favourite short stories.
Menaka of Plus Minus 'n' More would like to feature you on the site's F-page. If you are OK with it, I'll ask her to contact you.
For a light read, There's a Ghost in My PC; for some fantasy, you might try Satin: A Stitch in Time (but be warned there isn't a second part yet). As for the Shadow in Eternity books, the updated ebooks will be available soon, so I'd recommend you wait. :-)
Which of your books do you recommend that I read next? You could suggest a list with order of preference too.
