Harsha Shastry
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WARLOCK'S INTERNS
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The Seventeen year old Atma is an orphan with a Wizard blood. Being adopted by the high-Priest of Swarnapuri, he enjoys the company of sixteen year old brother Bakula and fifteen year old sister Vasundari. The three teens are the intimate playmates of sixteen year old Princess Chitrakshi of Swarnapuri Kingdom. One day, Atma reads the signs of stars and predicts an ill fate. To the great dismay of the teens, it comes true as Princess Chitrakshi is poisoned by the deadly venom of underworld Snake King Lord Phaninath. Of course, this has everything to do with the twin wicked Witches, Gorma and Rukma. The King Maheepati at once seeks the help of the wise old Warlock Mahapitha to save his beautiful daughter. However, Mahapitha narrates that only a savior plant, grown in the cursed mountain can counter the deadly venom and save the Princess. Unfortunately, as per the curse of Lord Trilochana, the mountain is forbidden for all ‘Men and Women’. The three fearless teens at once plunge themselves to the dangerous task and decides to save the Princess at any cost. Can the old Warlock take them as his interns and guide them in bringing the Saviour Plant?
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CRYONIUM
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A thrilling and page turning romantic dystopian novel which runs along the tradition of H.G. Wells, Aldous Huxley, Lauren Oliver, and Suzanne Collins. The fast paced novel gives a good glimpse into our future world. Adding, the novel flabbergast with much talked cryopreservation process. Thousands of twenty-first century cryopreserved humans wake up to the much advanced futuristic society of twenty-third century, which believes ‘Brain‘ as the most vulnerable part of human body and are on the verge of replacing it with nano chipsets. The word 'Love' is literally out of the context of their Digital Dictum Diary. Mannar and Leon, the two cryo resurrected teens, take initiative and owe to fight back to reinstate 'Love' amid the advanced society. Can they do so without being the victim of it?
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