Moonlit: Short Stories

by Jitendra Rathore

Compassion, love, fear, and the supernatural--along with an understanding dog and an anti-hero cat---combine in these five short fact-cum-fiction stories conjured during long walks on moon-lit evenings.

114 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 12, 2018

Reviews

[Parminder Trehan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Every story is so gripping and the description of the events is so vivid that I felt part of each and every story!!
Hats off to you Jitendra for sharing parts of you life in such a fantastic way... Can't wait to read your next book..Cheers!!

[Shamsher · Rating 5 out of 5]

Lovely book!!!

It is a wonderful book truthfully written, engaged well in carrying the emotions and you will feel the moment. Short stories from our life very well narrated that some of you can relate too. Awesome book i read the previous part that was thrilling too. If you want to read some good stories it is worthy. You will love reading it and won't stop.

[Rishi Pathak · Rating 5 out of 5]

Five simple yet captivating stories of homecoming, penance, fear of the unknown, innocent love and loyalty. It’s a lovely book and the author has done absolute justice to the kind of storytelling that’s uncomplicated, believable and engrossing. A must read for everyone who believes that even a regular life can be seen thorough an alternative lens and pose certain questions which largely remain unanswered, regardless of how simple it sounds.

[Richa · Rating 2 out of 5]

It's a short story book. The Stories revolves around paranormal activities and myths which are prevalent in Indian culture. There is nothing out of the box as I have heard similar kind of tales which is mentioned in the book. The story that I liked is Laser - it's about a dog. Other than this, remaining were pretty normal and they had nothing new to offer.

[Terry Jandu · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book brought me many different feelings and made me realise how sweet can be the moments we go through in our lives. I have unfortunately never been able to meet the author in person but I can say that when I do, I would personally want to thank and appreciate him for such lovely, reader-indulging and worth reading stories.

I hope that the author publish more books, so far 4 books I have read and each and everyone of them stand out from each other and in their respective genre.

Good wishes from my side!

(Amarjeet Ji's son)