The Pandavas fought for eighteen days. PandavaPatnis fought for thirteen years. Yet they became Shakti to their husbands again for those eighteen days! How? We never cared to know! But without their sacrifices and love, their husbands could have never achieved victory over evil. Without their support, Dharma would have never been established in Bharatavarsha! We are indebt to them. We owe those Veeranganas heartfelt respect for the persons they were! The nine forms of love. Nine forms of Shakti. Nine forms of Dharma. They are nine. Yet they are one. The Sahadharminis of those warriors who fought for Dharma. The divine consorts of Pandavas. (Navarupena Samsthitaa is Sanskrit word. It means, the Goddess who manifests herself in nine forms.) Current ranking: #3 in Shakti #8 in tale (out of 5.6k stories) #44 in epic (out of 13.6k stories) #21 in women's fiction (out of 2.22 k stories) Cover, banners and aesthetics credit: @_justloveharry_33

🥇 First place in The Casia Flair Awards 2020. 🥇 First place in The Rare Awards 2020. 🥈 Second place in The Thriller Awards 2020. 🥉 Third place in The Aspirants Awards 2020. 🥉 Third place in The Trickster Awards 2020. 🥉 Third place in The Lunar Awards 2020. 🥉 Third place in The Upcoming Writers' Awards 2020. After surviving an accident which claimed the lives of her beloved parents, Bhairavi's maternal grandmother comes to live with her. But she has already forsaken her voice, her friends, her relationship, her studies, even her laughter. Barely does her grief become bearable when strange things begin to happen. Being a girl of the Twenty-First century, she has seen all superhero and supernatural movies to know that this is unlike any of those scenarios. As her powers become stronger, her perception of reality begins to unravel, all people are not human, and all immortal monsters are not evil, but when it becomes evident that there is something fishy regarding the accident she miraculously survived, Bhairavi takes matters into her own hands. Supported by the unlikeliest allies, she sets out to find the truth. But does the truth always set one free? A fresh, modern take on Hindu mythology. If you think talking lions, friendly demons, and the power to make sexual offenders painfully ejaculate uncontrollably, sounds cool, then this is the book for you!! Ranked 306/ 158k in Supernatural (14.11.2020) Ranked 96/ 76.8k in Demons (14.11.2020) Ranked 99/ 25.9k in India (14.11.2020) Ranked 45/ 21.3k in Mythology (14.11.2020) Ranked 26/ 21.1k in Superpowers (14.11.2020) Ranked 38/ 16k in Girlxboy (14.11.2020) Ranked 23/ 11.3k in Girl power (23.01.2021) Ranked 13/ 4.34k in Savior (14.11.2020) Ranked 1/ 301 in Hinduism (23.01.2021) Ranked 1/ 40 in Calcutta (11.11.2020) Ranked 1/ 38 in Sanskrit (11.11.2020) Ranked 1/ 21 in Mythopoeia (11.11.2020) #thebookerawards #Strongwomenawards2020 #Happinessawards2020 ©All rights reserved 2020.

[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