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Guilt
Guilt is a story about a newly married Mumbai couple, madly in love. The couple is thrown into a situation where one of the partners, in the absence of the other, does something unexpected that results in guilt. The other partner is in the dark about what happened. The guilty one tries to cook up a plan to free herself/himself of her/his guilt. Will she/he be successful in her/his plan?
39 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 23, 2017
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July 23, 2021
It’s Always A Pleasure To Dive Into An Authors Work That You Just Discovered Not Knowing What To Expect And It Actually Comes Across As A Pleasant Surprise That Actually Leaves You Feeling Good By The Time You Wrapped It Up.
So Much So That You Actually End Up Looking Forward To The Next Read From The Author To Check Out If His Next Read Is As Good Or Even Better Than The One Which Actually Took You By Surprise. That Way An Authors Second Read Is More Important Than The First To Win The Heart Of The Reader On A Long Term Basis And Cement A Potential Relationship.
Abbyshek Chandra Is One Such Author Who Not Only Grabs The Attention Of His Readers With His Guilt But Actually Leaves Them Craving For More Of His Exciting Reads To Extend The Reading Pleasure One Book At A Time. Speaking For Myself, The Next Stop After Guilt Led Me To Having Abbyshek Chandra’s The Break-Up Plan On My To Be Read Bookshelf As His Potential Next Read.
Guilt Revolves Around A Newly Wed Couple Myra & Karan. Barely Three Months Into The Throes Of Wedded Bliss And Karan Is Asked To Fly To America For A Three Months Project Leaving Myra Behind In Mumbai As She Cannot Get Leave Nor Quit Her Job.
In These Trying Circumstances Myra Lands Up At Moral Crossroads When In A Moment Of Weakness She Ends Up So Vulnerable That She Ends Up Sliding Down The Slippery Moral Slope.
What Follows Is A Wile And Manipulated Plan Cooked By Myra To Assuage Her Guilt By Trying To Pull Karan Down Into Her Boat As She Has Fallen From His Pedestal And Does Not Want To Be Looked Down Upon Should Her Ugly Secret Be Exposed To Karan.
So Much So That You Actually End Up Looking Forward To The Next Read From The Author To Check Out If His Next Read Is As Good Or Even Better Than The One Which Actually Took You By Surprise. That Way An Authors Second Read Is More Important Than The First To Win The Heart Of The Reader On A Long Term Basis And Cement A Potential Relationship.
Abbyshek Chandra Is One Such Author Who Not Only Grabs The Attention Of His Readers With His Guilt But Actually Leaves Them Craving For More Of His Exciting Reads To Extend The Reading Pleasure One Book At A Time. Speaking For Myself, The Next Stop After Guilt Led Me To Having Abbyshek Chandra’s The Break-Up Plan On My To Be Read Bookshelf As His Potential Next Read.
Guilt Revolves Around A Newly Wed Couple Myra & Karan. Barely Three Months Into The Throes Of Wedded Bliss And Karan Is Asked To Fly To America For A Three Months Project Leaving Myra Behind In Mumbai As She Cannot Get Leave Nor Quit Her Job.
In These Trying Circumstances Myra Lands Up At Moral Crossroads When In A Moment Of Weakness She Ends Up So Vulnerable That She Ends Up Sliding Down The Slippery Moral Slope.
What Follows Is A Wile And Manipulated Plan Cooked By Myra To Assuage Her Guilt By Trying To Pull Karan Down Into Her Boat As She Has Fallen From His Pedestal And Does Not Want To Be Looked Down Upon Should Her Ugly Secret Be Exposed To Karan.
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