AJASHAKTI ANUGAMINI : An HHS Spinoff

AJASHAKTI ANUGAMINI : An HHS Spinoff

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"If destiny prevents you from being born of my womb, then let us forge a different path. Forsake your divinity, your memories. Become a Daitya." Driven to the brink by the ceaseless annihilation of her sons, Daitya-Mata Diti yearns for vengeance. But how can the Daityas hope to conquer Swarglok with Narayan shielding the Devtas ? A desperate gamble forms in Diti's mind. What if she could bend a divine being to her will ? What if Shreeshaktiswar could be forced to come to their side ? A puppet in her hands, wielding power beyond imagination. Will Narayan, the preserver, sacrifice his own daughter's husband to maintain cosmic balance ? Or will the unthinkable occur, a catastrophic war between father-in-law and son-in-law ? And can Amarsri, caught in the midst of this celestial turmoil, find a way to save her husband ? Read AJASHAKTI ANUGAMINI to find out.
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SRISRI SPINOFFs

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Bhanumati's tale spoken like a memoir to her children. To remind them that, despite what the world says, their father was a good man, somewhere in him, he was a good man. The forgotten queen of Mahabharatha. Duryodhana's wife. The tragedy of being the villain's love. ******** The world will call your father the villain, and I will not stop them. Let them. The stories are not false, and I have no wish to cleanse his sins with my tears. But this my children, I write this for you to know that the man Ved Vyaasa wrote of was not the man I loved. My life has been endlessly filled with jasmines, beautiful, fragrant and fated to wilt.

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