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Lakshmi Raj Sharma

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Intriguing Women
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Intriguing Women is a short story collection in which we travel across the world noticing some very interesting and unique women.

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Marriages are Made in India
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A literary tourism of India. Stroies that are humorous, sad, post-colonial and romantic.

 The stories in i>Marriages are Made in India /i>are of various kinds. But they foreground anxiety, fear, lust, complexes, the desire to fool or possess. Highly dramatic, these stories show some awkward and some smart people getting their way through the hurdles of life.                                  
The Tailor's Needle
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A multicultural Raj novel

 In a blend of fictional conventions, Lakshmi Raj Sharma’s THE TAILOR’S NEEDLE uses the past to highlight modern India’s fragmentation. The novel paints an intimate portrait of a Brahmin family toiling through the last three decades of British rule. The freedom struggle during the final years of colonial rule is an elegant, chastening reminder of honourable intentions long forsaken by a corrupt generation of political heirs today. By turns lyrical, mystical, philosophical, hilarious, grotesque and compelling, THE TAILOR’S NEEDLE follows the lives of Cambridge ed

Breaking Out by Bob Brink

A teenage boy struggling with the coming-of-age issues of sexuality, religion, and peer approval is overwhelmed, but soldiers on. After several years, he comes to understand the family forces that have left him so deeply troubled, and the process of  
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Blind Shady Bend by ADINA SARA

None of the neighbors considered it trespassing. The run-downshack on 5 overgrown acres had been abandoned for years.  
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