Pratham Prateek Mohanty, Writistic Studios

Scarlett & Sinister (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Story Sneak Peak:
In the mysterious city of Berlin, where shadows hide more than secrets, the Stillburg family's legacy is both a blessing and a curse. When a dark force tied to their bloodline resurfaces, a battle begins between loyalty, power, and survival. As alliances shift and betrayals cut deep, one question looms: how far would you go to protect what's yourswhen the cost might be your soul?

Scarlett & Sinister is the first official novel based on Writiverse, a fictional universe made by Writistic Entertainment Group.

About WEG:
Writistic Entertainment Group (WEG) is India's culminator in interactive storytelling experience and it's a gateway to the world of Writistic Stories through its novels, comics, anime, games, and more. Led by Pratham Prateek and Asin Hibba, WEG is India's one of the leading entertainment providers, with their journey just getting started.

About Writiverse:
The Writiverse is an ever-expanding narrative journey that explores multiple dimensions and timelines. It starts with The Sacred Timeline, focusing on stories in The Earth Dimension and extending to other realms like the Cresa Dimension. Each dimension has its own unique characters, challenges, and story arcs that weave into the larger narrative.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Writistic Entertainment Group
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Januar 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227569578
• Artikelnr.: 72555991

Autorenporträt

Pratham Prateek Mohanty is the Founder and CEO of Writistic Studios. Along with that, he is a fantastic storyteller and story developer. After writing four successful e-books, "Dings n Dongs" is his fifth work as an author. Through this book, he wants to imply to the readers, "Stories are meant to be made beautiful. If the characters can make you simp over them; if their story relates with yours, then you win as a reader, and I win as an author".