The Cursed Identity- A Haunting Dream

The Cursed Identity- A Haunting Dream

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How would you feel if grow up knowing something, which you have assumed for so long as true, suddenly is proved false? How would you feel if you come around a secret , in whose existence you never believed? How would you feel if your whole life is proved nothing but a BIG LIE? How would you feel if you would come to know that your identity is CURSED? It's a story of a boy Arjun who is a normal school going boy. Suddenly two back to back murders take place in his school of which he is the sole witness. He had been haunted by a strange dream from childhood. He considers himself connected with it but is unable to understand it's reality. Meanwhile Arjun comes across a strange place which gives him deja vu. His father and mother have kept him unknown of a terrible secret about his past. What's the secret? The dark forces are gaining power and Arjun is the only hope. But how would he save the world when he does not know his true identity? Read it to find out. (First book out of five of The Cursed Identity series.)
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