“When all has been tried, yet, justice is not in sight, it is then right to pick up the sword, It is then right to fight.”

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Book - ‘Voice of the Jungle Sounds of Change- A Story of Deceit, Rebellion and Romance’

By – Sreedharan C K

‘When the mind falls in love, it’s temporary;

When the heart falls in love, it lasts a life time;

When the soul falls in love, it’s eternal.’

 

 “He hides his identity and escapes to an unknown place to make a new beginning. His intention is to re-establish himself with the new identity, move to a safer place and then merge into the crowd. He deliberately tries to keep a low profile to preempt any possibility of his cover being blown away.
But the destiny has other plans. A young beautiful woman of substance comes in contact with him. The young damsel and some of his associates get into distress due to some unexpected developments and the protagonist is compelled to come to their rescue. Being chivalrous, the protagonist intervenes on each occasion and gradually exposes himself. “

Voice of the Jungle: Sounds of Change is a story about Shiva and Sindhuja, two enterprising individuals from two opposite social backgrounds. While Shiva tries to insulate himself from the growing intimacy with the damsel, the woman is determined to break the barrier and get closer to him.
Are you ready for the excitement?
From the bestselling author of Wind Beneath the Wings and The Bonded Tribal, comes another gripping, suspenseful, thrilling love story.

Available online on Amazon-

Free on Kindle Unlimited

Kindle - https://www.amazon.in/dp/B08CT4Y21P

Paperback - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08CWHS23Z

Website - www.sreedharanck.com

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