Category: Action/Thriller Type: Fiction
Copyright: April 2012
How much realistic romance does internet generate? And more importantly, does it actually work?
Young international Casanova columnist Rahul comes across a mystery woman Ayesha on the net.
Then begins a terrific strife to know her.
Suddenly he loses her.
His well connected computer whiz kid friend thinks she could be a Muslim terrorist.
Like a man biting on an aching tooth, Rahul does several unthinkable things to find her.
Excerpt
“We were chatting like soul mates and then she suddenly vanished without a word. It is killing me,” I said eventually in a choked voice.
“You are going soft in the head! She could be a Muslim terrorist from anywhere between Tasmania, Timbuktu or Tucson!"
Professional Reviews
WOWWWWW!
wowwwww hari. nice nice nice. a bit long but you kept me glued till the end. i could visualize the story. you are too good :-)
http://g-madhuri.sulekha.com/
you have a way with the words twisting them into dry wit and haunting melancholy
i totaly agree with ayesha ;-)
hey, you know what? you should sell this to a director to make a movie. it will make a super hit movie. with all the locations, mumbai, chennai, the hill station wowwwwwwwwwwww. nice scenic beauty too.
OHHHHHH!
Man!!! that was good!!!!!!!!
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Enjoyed it!
enjoyed your short story. you have a good writing style and combined with the tongue in the cheek humor, you surely have what it takes to become a popular writer of fiction.
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