#ProjectWomanUp This time, she will fight for honour; he will fight for his honour. *** Behind every village God or Goddess in India, there is mythological tale. But what if behind this village Goddess there is a tragic past. The past that is 500 years old. The past where foreigners had started their invasion. It all started with Durga and Rudra entering a grama-devi temple. In her dreams, Durga saw Kanyaka. She saw how a rajadasi becomes queen of Sahasyabhumi. She saw how a rajadasi holds one of the greatest secrets of this famed empire. She saw a skilled woman warrior who can be shrewd. Life threatening calls, near to death experiences, stunning revelation of 500 year old truth, can Durga and Rudra ensure safety of an important secret? *** Sequel to Durga; do read Durga before you read this story. *** [Completed] [Third person POV] *** Updates: Two updates each month. *** ©2017 by Likhitha Reddy

[Added to Historical/General Fiction reading list of @ProjectWomanUp] #ProjectWomanUp She didn't know martial arts yet she was strong. She broke from the sacred bond; society taunted her yet she was strong. She came across a tragic truth; society humiliated her yet she was strong. This is a story of a woman who runs away from her dark past. But when her past starts haunting her, what will she do? Will she run away or face it? She tries to stand up on her own feet, helped by an unknown man, in quest of reviving Indian history. Things change when she finds a box. But she is always confused when she finds that man around her, his presence having strange effect on her. Will she be able to muster her lost self confidence or will she be shattered again? When her purity is questioned, will she be strong? *** [Completed] [Third person point of view] [Unedited] [Sequel : Kanyaka Fight For Honour] *** Highest ranking : #19 in General Fiction on 15/2/2017 #22 in General Fiction on 14/2/2017 #26 in General Fiction on 5/10/2016 ©2016 by Likhitha Reddy

After Lady Emily is struck down by a falling tree in her garden and falls into a coma, Susan stands vigil over her future mother-in-law and falls ill herself. James is beside himself with worry for the two people he loves most.

This is the 2nd book in a new time-travel series taking James and Susan over 200 years back in time to Regency England.

After crossing the rainbow bridge in the year 2037, James and Susan are sent farther back into the past to Regency England to the year 1815 where they are given the opportunity to reunite and create a new history together. Will their relationship be as tempestuous as the one they lived in the future? Will Susan be able to accept the strictures and rules of this period of time or will James once again be confronted by her rebellious and independent nature? And, because of the "twist" Mika sends them back with...only they know and recall their future lives and will be able to converse with each other about it...will it be difficult to adapt to lack of the conveniences and lifestyles they are accustomed to? How will they cope?

Note: This book is copyrighted by the Library of Congress and contains erotica. The year is 2017 and Susan's lifelong dream to be with James has finally come true; they both see nothing but marital bliss in their future years together. That is...until Diego, Conte di La Spezia decides he wants Susan as his new Contessa and his evil brother, Vicente, identifies Susan's ballerina necklace as the one stolen from the family 200 years in the past. While Diego plots to capture Susan, Vicente schemes to retrieve the necklace. Playing against Susan's jealous tendency, a plan is enacted to capture both Susan and the coveted necklace and destroy James's and Susan's marriage. Will it succeed, however? Or, will Diego relent when he realizes Susan's love for James is unshakable? As the future unfolds time moves into the 2020s, and Sherry, James's young daughter from his second marriage, decides to pursue a career in dance. When Nygel, a principal dancer from a prestigious company in Holland comes to London to choose who will be selected for roles in a production of "Giselle," Sherry finds herself the target of his sexual advances, while her roommate, Carmen, falls in love with the heartless womanizer. The years advance quickly on James and Susan as they find the need to cope with aging minds and bodies. As their love story comes to an end in the year 2037, they find peace and contentment in a relationship that has stood the test of time through time-travel and the obstacles that prevented the past from being changed. And, the necklace that bound them together from the beginning, keeps them bound together to the end.

After Susan and Michelle return in despair from their time-travel journey back to 1999, Michelle resigns herself to a life of loneliness and Susan accepts the fact that she's lost James forever. James, a former member of the most famous band of all time, and Susan, the woman who's loved him for over fifty years, were to be married in a double ceremony on Christmas Day, 1999 with Thomas, James's son, and Michelle, Susan's daughter. It was not meant to be, however, when a gold-digging ex-courtesan, determined to have James for her own, exposes Susan as already being married. It's now August 2016 when Thomas is preparing for a move from London to Los Angeles and discovers the mobile phone Susan left behind. The "mysterious object," as he thought of it seventeen years earlier, is at the bottom of a box in his closet that he'd packed up with Michelle's things shortly after she and her mother vanished. When Brett, Thomas's friend who works for Apple, examines the phone, telling him it's an iPhone6 and there's no way he could have had it for seventeen years, both men are puzzled. Will the mystery of the phone be solved and will it lead Thomas back to Michelle? And, if Michelle and Thomas are reunited, is it possible that Susan and James will once again find themselves in each other's arms? After all, we know from Susan's previous forays into the past that history could not be changed, but what about the future? Will there finally be a "Happily Ever After" for James and Susan?

Note: This book is copyrighted with the Library of Congress and contains erotica. After Susan's friends betray her on her last trip into the past, forcing her to return on her wedding day, the day she would have married James, a member of the most famous band of all time, she falls into a deep depression and can't seem to shake herself out of it. Having James's engagement ring on her necklace along with the silver ballerina slippers, makes it even worse. Michelle, her level-headed and successful attorney daughter, decides to get to the bottom of Susan's melancholy, and when she finds out the truth about her mother's trips into the past, she determines to go with her on one more time-travel journey to end the link between James and Susan once and for all. She contacts Marta, the remaining Haiti lady, who sent Susan on her previous time travel adventures, and both mother and daughter are transported back to December 1999, where James is scheduled to make his first public appearance since his wife passed two years previously. Michelle's well-intentioned plans go awry, however, when she encounters James's son, an up and coming concert pianist as well as a spitting image of his father, and gazes into his captivating eyes. Susan, wondering if she will be able to reunite with James once again, realizes he's likely to have some serious trust issues concerning her. With her marriage falling apart back in the future, her heart's desire is to somehow make him love her again and this time stay in the past and change history. Will she be able to, however, especially when Hilary, a gold-digging ex-courtesan enters the scene just as determined to make James her own? Is the love between James and Susan strong enough to thwart Hilary's plans or will Susan be forced back to the future to live out the rest of her life in despair?

Please note: This book is copyrighted with the Library of Congress and contains erotica. When her son, Steven, tells Susan that her attorney husband is having an affair with his new paralegal, Susan is in disbelief. After all, she and Donald have been married for almost 45 years; it just doesn't seem possible! Devastated at the thought of Donald having an affair with a woman five years older than herself and a bit on the frumpy side, Susan begins toying with her necklace again. And, as she does, memories and unbidden thoughts of James, a member of the most famous band of all time, begin to invade both her mind and heart. Does the necklace hold some kind of magical power? Dare she return to the past to be with James once again and, if so, will he hate her for what she did to him, vanishing into thin air and crushing his heart to pieces? Or, would she be able to start fresh and renew their love once more? Would it even...dare she think it...be possible to stay in the past with him...to change history even?

Please note: This book is copyrighted with the Library of Congress. This book also contains erotica. It's been five months since Susan and her best friend, Lynn, returned from their short journey to the past. While on a girl's cruise, they'd met two ladies from Haiti, one who had "the sight." She had instantly read into Susan's soul, discovering an obsession Susan held within herself for a certain person for almost fifty years. To cure her of this obsession and make Susan realize that what she had in the present was far better than anything she would ever have had with James, she sent Susan back to the year 1962 to meet the real flesh and blood James. The love affair that ensued between James and Susan was tempestuous and stormy. It wasn't long before Susan realized that James wasn't the perfection she'd made him out to be. As the seven-day journey came to an end, she felt almost relieved to return to the present. One impetuous action, however, was to throw a complication into what Susan was intended to learn from the trip. Although she came back fully understanding that her present life was near perfection compared to anything she could have had with James, something keeps tugging at her heart, something that won't allow her to fully let go of her feelings for him. In desperation, she contacts the ladies from Haiti, only to find out that the ballerina necklace she left in the past with James is serving as a link between them and that the only way to break it, will be to go back into the past again to retrieve it. At midnight on a cold November evening, Susan is again transported back in time to November 1962, back to the Dusky Club, where James and the boys, who will one day become the most famous band of all time, are still engaged to play. Will Susan be able to retrieve her necklace from the past and bring it back into the present? Will the link between her and James finally be broken?