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Hello, fellow readers! 👋

I'm Dr. Richa Pathak, an English and Communication Skills educator and a debut novelist. I'm delighted to join this wonderful community of book lovers.

I've recently published my first novel, I Manifested You: A Modern Vedic Love Story. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

Rather than being a conventional romance, it explores how love, healing, self-discovery, and Vedic wisdom can shape the choices we make in today's world.

The story follows characters navigating relationships, personal growth, destiny, and the timeless question: Are some souls meant to find each other, no matter how far life takes them?

I wrote this novel because I wanted to bring ancient Indian wisdom into a contemporary setting—not as mythology retold, but as insights that still resonate with modern life and relationships.

I'd love to hear your thoughts:

Do you enjoy fiction that blends spirituality with contemporary storytelling?
Have you ever read a novel inspired by Vedic philosophy or Indian mythology?
What makes a love story truly unforgettable for you?

If I Manifested You sounds like something you'd enjoy, I'd be grateful if you gave it a look. More importantly, I'd love to connect with readers who enjoy meaningful fiction and thoughtful discussions.

Looking forward to getting to know everyone and discovering some great books along the way!

Happy reading! 📚

Hi, I am also an author, let's connect! Would you read your work! 😃

Hello,
I'd love to join as well. My new book of literary fiction is The Boy Who Went to Live With the Cats. It took me a long time to write tho its a short book. How long did it take you?

Hello
I'd love to connect. My book is Literary fiction, The Boy Who Went to LIve With the Cats. I thought of it as a zen journey with themes of the dignity of society's outsiders, community as a source of healing.

Hidden grief and emotional recovery, identity formed through empathy rather than social expectation,and the power of chosen family.

Hi Meera & Amy
Can we order each other’s books and read each other’s work? It could be a nice way to support fellow authors, discover new stories, and give each other genuine feedback.

That sounds like a lovely idea

Most of my book “action” has been on amazon. So you can find it there or by ordering it from various bookstores

Most of my book “action” has been on amazon. So you can find it there or by ordering it from various bookstores.

I noted someone named Wendy decided to give it 1 star with no review for some odd cruel reason so despite it being short listed for best novella she hated it enough to take that time to down rate it.

I actually followed the poster and found a connection with a reviewer we both know who praised my book. So now I am cautious with whom I connect.

Hello

Love seeing authors supporting each other like this. I'm new here too, my debut Twilight of Saint Martin just came out: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2... Happy to check out what others are working on! Let's connect on this good idea

Hi everyone! I'm Ove Garcia-Petrushevich, debut author of Truth, Dreams, and The Everythings In-Between, a historical romance set at Ellis Island in 1919. It's a cinematic novel about an immigrant love story that blends history, romance, and the immigrant experience. I come from theatre and independent film, which shaped how I write visually and emotionally.

Richa, I absolutely love what you're doing with blending Vedic wisdom into contemporary storytelling. That's beautiful work. Amy, literary fiction with themes of healing and chosen family resonates deeply with me. And W., congratulations on your debut!

I'd love to connect with all of you. Let's support each other's work and discover new stories together.

Looking forward to your thoughts!

I am Tanushree Choudhuri, an educationist by profession and a writer by passion. With a background in psychology, I have always been fascinated by human behaviour—what people feel, what they hide, and what drives the choices they make.
My writing journey began with Dark Sky, followed by Where Hearts Cross the Line. With my latest novel, The Old Sin, I have ventured into another story rooted in mystery, emotion, betrayal, and the complexities of human nature.
I have always been drawn to classic crime fiction and the emotional pull of old-school romance. My books bring these two worlds together—stories with suspense and darkness, but also with love, relationships, and the emotional struggles that make us human.
I write stories that, I hope, hit where it hurts—and heal where it matters.

hello Richa
I am pleased to find your mixture of spirituality and romance.
Perhaps my closest encounter with the Vedas is Yogananda's Autobiography of a Yogi, which I read twice--and has inspired me for decades.

You may find my just published memoir interesting:
it blends romance, psychology, and spiritual longing.
The title is mad love.
It's available via Goodreads, Amazon, and other sites.

best wishes, Don Gervich
Doctor (of Education!)

Subject: Add me as a New Author

Hi readers and fellow authors,

My name is Dr. Dipankar Dey. I am an academician, researcher, and Head of the Department for computer application programs in West Bengal, India. I am looking for readers, educators, students, and tech enthusiasts who would be interested in reading and providing honest reviews for my recently published textbooks and reference guides.

If you are preparing for competitive exams, teaching computer applications, or studying data science, I would love to share a copy with you in exchange for your candid feedback here on Goodreads and Amazon.

My available titles include:


IT Service Management Foundations, Practices, and Service Operations (https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0HJ9CXMFF)
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS: MASTER GUIDE (https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0HK5QSKC7)
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Foundations, Research Design, Data Analysis, Reporting (https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0HKMCSJMD)
NTA UGC NET / SET / JRF Paper 1 Teaching and Research Aptitude (https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0HKNG6C5C)
MODERN COMPUTER APPLICATION: Class XII – Semester IV (https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0HJR98D36)
FEATURE ENGINEERING FOR MACHINE LEARNING: Theory, Practice, and Reproducible Workflows (https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0HJHH255R)



Best regards,
Dipankar

DIPANKAR wrote: "Subject: Add me as a New Author

Hi readers and fellow authors,

My name is Dr. Dipankar Dey. I am an academician, researcher, and Head of the Department for computer application programs in West B..."

I wish you success. I am not one to review teck books but do admirer those who understand the nuances in technology. I write literary fiction

Ragnell - The Woman Who Was a Beast: A re-imagining of an Arthurian folktale
I am the author of this book which was just published a few weeks ago and not sure how to proceed but interested in contributing and sharing. My book was published by Chiron Publications and is available on Amazon and Bookshop etc.

“Some people might say you should skip this book…”

But then again… why are you still reading?

Will She Still Be There

One question.
One decision.
And a story that may stay with you longer than you expect.

You could keep scrolling.

Or you could open the book and find out for yourself.

Read it here:
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