In contemporary fiction The Black Silk Road connects the dots across the world landscape illuminating in harrowing clarity the path to 9/11.  A French journalist who had covered the Afghan war is assassinated and a child brutally maimed over evidence of U.S.

Janet Wise was born and grew up in a small rural community in Nebraska. she is the mother of two daughters. As a Young adult, she taught art in California and designed corporate environment in Colorado.
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1900 BC. In what the modern Indians mistakenly call the Indus Valley Civilisation. The inhabitants of that period called it the land of Meluha a near perfect empire created many centuries earlier by Lord Ram, one of the greatest monarchs that ever lived.

Amish Tripathi is a 35-year-old IMM educated finance professional fascinated by history, philosophy and the future of human civilisation. The inspiration for The Shiva Trilogy came from years of reading Indian mythology...
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Ten years after her stunning debut, Shauna Singh Baldwin returns with an outstanding new collection of ten stories. Migrating from Central America to the American South, from Metro Toronto to the Ukraine, this book features an unforgettable cast of characters.

The Red Ink Literary agency is handling the sale of rights for the following two titles only on behalf of her original publisher Goose Lane Editions.
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Eighty questions and answers covering many interesting topics. 80 Questions is a fascinating journey into the complex world of India and all its influences; cultural, geographical, technological and social and the creation and impact of these as well as political and religious forces and how they have impacted upon the people of India....

MURAD ALI BAIG A product of the elite Doon School, did his Masters in History from St Stephen College, New Delhi, and spent a year at the Sorbonne, Paris. He has a deep interest in history and religion and his 80 Questi...
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The Silent Monument is a thrilling tale of an age-old scroll discovered in the hidden chambers of the Taj Mahal. The journalist who finds the ancient artifact is murdered. His feisty widow Manzil is suddenly burdened with the deadly secret, the contents of which could rock the nation

Shobha Nihalani grew up in culturally diverse cities from Kano and Singapore to Mumbai and Antwerp, and then lived in Rochester, Minnesota. She has a degree in business and is a freelance journalist, copywriter
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