Kali on the Ropes - Kaden, Ali
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FROM THE BOXING RINGS OF NEW YORK TO THE SHADOWY CORNERS OF KOLKATA, A FEMALE FIGHTER'S BATTLE WITH ADDICTION TURNS INTO A THRILLING FIGHT FOR REDEMPTION AND SURVIVAL. "Kali on the Ropes" by Ali Kaden takes readers on a raw, tumultuous journey with Arya, a once-promising boxer turned underground fighter, grappling with addiction in New York's darkest corners. But when a dangerous incident forces her out of the city, Arya flees to India seeking a fresh start. Arya confronts a reality far removed from the fight clubs of New York. Amidst the chaotic streets of Kolkata, she encounters the…mehr

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FROM THE BOXING RINGS OF NEW YORK TO THE SHADOWY CORNERS OF KOLKATA, A FEMALE FIGHTER'S BATTLE WITH ADDICTION TURNS INTO A THRILLING FIGHT FOR REDEMPTION AND SURVIVAL. "Kali on the Ropes" by Ali Kaden takes readers on a raw, tumultuous journey with Arya, a once-promising boxer turned underground fighter, grappling with addiction in New York's darkest corners. But when a dangerous incident forces her out of the city, Arya flees to India seeking a fresh start. Arya confronts a reality far removed from the fight clubs of New York. Amidst the chaotic streets of Kolkata, she encounters the Missionaries of Charity, who serve the city's forgotten souls with unwavering compassion. But even as the nuns offer solace to the destitute, the sinister shadow of sex slavery looms large, revealing a world where human lives are traded like commodities. In this gripping narrative that bridges two worlds, Arya's escape from the clutches of addiction and violence to the harrowing alleys of sex trafficking in Kolkata exposes the grim realities of life, as well as the profound resilience of the human spirit. Set against a gritty yet rich backdrop, "Kali on the Ropes" will keep you on the edge of your seat. Similar to the gritty realism of Chuck Palahniuk's "Fight Club," the emotional depth of Jeannette Walls' "The Glass Castle," and the introspective journey of Paulo Coelho's "Veronika Decides to Die."
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Ali Kaden grew up between the US and Egypt, considering both countries "home." Adopting a broad view of the world, he's endlessly fascinated by the diversity of belief systems, mythologies, and cultures. When he's not working on new stories, he co-manages a real estate business in Boston and spends time with his wife, daughter, and their loyal terrier Joyous. He visits Egypt every summer, dividing his time between the Mediterranean and the Red Sea. Join the newsletter and receive the latest updates at www.alikadenbooks.com.