Vani Krishan

Displaced (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Asia is a continent traumatized by its own past, as powerful nations vie with each other for dominance of the large landmass and its resources. A refugee monk travels through a part of the continent, to witness first-hand the effects of this competition on Asias land and its people. The innocent monk, displaced from his land, transforms over a period of time into the head of a major crime syndicate in Asia. The story is a work of fiction set in the backdrop of true events, highlighting invasions, birth of insurgencies, rise of organised crime and the operations of intelligence agencies in the region. Finally, the story is about an individuals struggle to maintain balance between love, hatred and righteousness, in the face of violent odds. In an attempt to live a normal life, the refugee views events from different perspectives; as a victim, a perpetrator, a witness and a monk. He finds wealth at the end of his struggle and finally at the pinnacle of success, he turns to spiritualism to find inner peace. The wheel of life turns a full circle and the monk resurfaces to triumph against all odds. History repeats itself with amazing consistency.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Partridge Publishing India
• Seitenzahl: 324
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. Oktober 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781482836325
• Artikelnr.: 52585348

Autorenporträt

Vani Krishan has utilized the knowledge of Special Forces and Law enforcement officers, with years of field experience in Asia. Buffered by a decade long research, they use fiction to present an authentic account of the turmoil in Asia. Experiences in meditative spiritualism, facilitates lucid depiction of the conflicts within the human mind. She has been married to a Special Forces officer for 24 years. Her parents and grandparents were displaced when India was partitioned, to form Pakistan. She has heard accounts of violent acts from her parents and various army officers. She has also experienced first-hand, the stress of having a husband out in operations. Presently she is teaching in Delhi, India. She has spent her time researching about conflicts in the region, as a matter of interest, having been affected by them throughout her life. She has managed to retain balance by delving into yoga and meditation. The story she has written is thus very close to her heart, which is visible in the deep understanding of the inner conflicts in the minds of her characters.