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Radha is an ordinary girl. Her life is regular, and so are her expectations. Everything seemed mundane and then he appeared. A mystery man, too eager to play the perfect gentleman Messaiah ready to offer an instant solution to her problems. Or was he himself was the problem ? Caught amidst the universal conspiracy, will Radha ever find out the WHYs that keep troubling her or will she succumb to the greater plans like a puppet as we all do? This book is faith. This book is romance. This book is war. This book is everything one will not expect it to be.... This book gives second chances and rewrites history in the backdrop of the present world.... Come, join the journey of Radha as destiny weaves a web of conspiracy to right the wrongs and create a new age Mahabharata. The people, the theme the ideas... all are extrapolation from the Epic Mahabharata, coloured with my belief ,imagination and made fit for the modern era. This is not the Epic, but, a different outcome as Dwapar gives way to Kali. Call it rebirth. Call it retold. Call it non sense. But everything changes. Ain't it? As Radha and the Mystery man goes through the challenges of building an empire, it's a test for the omnipresent to balance the equations left unbalanced way back..... Copyright reserved.

John Fitzgerald Kennedy and Margot Hughes-Spencer met in London 1938. They fell in love. The only problems were: 1st John Kennedy and Margot Hughes-Spencer came from two entirely different religions and 2nd An ocean lies between Margot and John.

This is what happens when I ride with my friend on the bus.

Two foreign travellers who have never met - Jack, a British man whose life revolves around careful planning, and Eddie, an Australian who survives mostly on luck and impulse - never expect their short trip to Kuching to become the strangest adventure of their lives. Their first encounter at Kuching International Airport is already enough to confuse everyone around them: Jack is too precise, Eddie is too spontaneous. Yet fate brings them together again the next day at the Sarawak Museum of History - the place where everything begins. An old switch on a rusted cannon, something that should no longer work, suddenly sparks to life. And before they can shout for help, both men are pulled into a whirl of light and flung into the era of the Brooke dynasty - a time filled with conflict, mystery, and cultural tension. In an instant, they find themselves in a world with no electricity, no phones, and absolutely no clear way home. Amid chaos and comedy, Jack and Eddie must learn to rely on each other - even though their personalities clash like water and fire. Each step drags them deeper into old Sarawak: its villages, its administrative palaces, the hidden intrigues of colonial rule, and a host of characters they could never have predicted. Can they survive an era that does not belong to them? Can they return to their own time before the cannon "disappears" forever? Or... is this journey leading them to something far greater than time travel itself? A novel that blends gentle humour, unexpected friendship, and a time-twisting adventure - all set against the rich history and cultural beauty of Sarawak. Perfect for readers who enjoy light, entertaining stories filled with curiosity and wonder.

Star Wars, one of the greatest stories ever told, but what if one, or more scenes were to change?