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 Review of Priya Kumar's The Calling - Unleash your True Self  At a Glance:    Title  - The Calling - Unleash your True Self  Author  - Priya Kumar Pages  - 149 pages Publishers -  Books that Inspire Format  - Paperback Blurb : All Answers Lie Within The Calling is a spiritual adventure, an encounter with the truth, the wisdom and the force that is innate to us all. At the brink of a divorce and personal breakdown, Arjun took a trip into the Himalayas, on the insistence of a Sadhu, who predicted that the journey up to Hemkund Sahib would align him to his purpose and change his life forever. At every turn the mountains hold secrets and tests that urge Arjun to evolve into the person he had denied to be—himself. Pretenses, falsities, confusions and untruths fall apart as Arjun is forced to confront the mess he had created with his life. What started off as an opportunity to escape reality, turned out to be an opportunity to escap...

 Review of Tomson Robert's Let Love Take Over At a Glance:    Title  - Let Love Take Over Author  - Tomson Robert Pages  - 184 Publishers - Srishti Publishers and distributors [July 9,2021] Format  - Paperback Blurb : “Josh, so you see, battles are not won with weapons, but with faith and courage. Someday you would grow up and become a hero, like David.” Joshua decided never to be a hero again after the tragedy from his teenage days. The demons of his past profoundly affect his present and he stops taking charge of his life. Be it his toxic boss Mayur who exploits him and his friends, or the challenges his wife encounters, he is unable to take a stand for his loved ones. His fears even wreak havoc on his beautiful marriage with Susan. Will he find his redemption? How will he save his marriage and win back her love? Let Love Take Over is a riveting story of true love which overcomes all adversities, and challenges the notion of a ‘hero’. My Review:...

 Review of Parinda Joshi's A House Full of Men At a Glance:    Title  - A house full of men Author  - Parinda Joshi Pages  - 340 Publishers - Harper Collins India Format  - Paperback Blurb : T wenty-five-year-old Kittu has left Lucknow only on two occasions in her life. The first trip involved the last rites of her grandmother. The second involved a wedding, thankfully, but she returned home to her mother's funeral. She has never forgiven her mother for leaving her alone in a house full of men. Is there anyone at home she can share her deepest thoughts with? Anyone who can lend an ear to her endless relationship issues, manic obsessions and simple aspirations? Who's got the time? Kittu might live in a full house, but sometimes, she feels like she's all alone in the world. A House Full of Men is a novel about false starts and failed attempts, love and the importance of being understood. My Review This is my second read by the author. A simple fam...