one night @ the call centre

one night @ the call centre

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'.....pitch-perfect....keenly focused on nuances and details...One Night @ the Call Centre has struck a chord with Indian's young...'- Shashi Tharoor In the winter of 2004, a writer met a young girl on an overnight train journey. To pass the time she offer to tell him a story. However, she had one condition: that he make it into his second book. He hesitated but ask what the story was about. The girl said the story was about 6 people working in a call centre, set in one night. She said it was the night they got a call. A call from God. Welcome to One night @ The call centre, another contemporary novel from bestselling author Chetan Bhagat. Are you ready to take the call?
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Two girls sharing a hostel room bump into a guy who is as interesting as a guy could get. One of the girls is interested in him. But why? What is so mysterious about the guy that she keeps going back to him? Does the guy like her back? Is this a love triangle? Find out what fate has planned for these three young college students. Word Count - 25k, can be technically categorized as a novelette. .......................... 'I entered the juice shop as he held the door for me. I have not met a guy in college holding doors for others. I was feeling positive that this guy will not turn out to be a dumb ass like the others. I still hoped hard for my fortunes to change' ........................... After reading Chetan's 'The One Indian Girl', I felt I could write something better. Born out of that frustration was this attempt. Hope you will like my Indie novel.

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