A Missed Call (Two Worlds)

About the Book: Siya a bright and somewhat sarcastic college student with a penchant for obscure historical texts finds herself unexpectedly plunged into a world far removed from her mundane library routine. Her discovery of an ancient manuscript detailing the life of Rudra a fierce and courageous warrior queen from ancient India sets off a chain of events that will challenge everything she believes about time history and reality itself. Rudra along with her equally charming and slightly bewildered king Ram are suddenly thrust into the frenetic chaos of the 21st century their attempts to navigate modern technology resulting in a series of laugh-out-loud mishaps. But their arrival is no accident. A time-traveling mishap has blurred the lines between their world and Siya''s creating a temporal paradox that threatens to unravel the fabric of reality. Now Siya Rudra and Ram must unite their vastly different skills and perspectives to avert a catastrophic collision of their worlds. Siya''s quick wit and resourcefulness will be tested as she grapples with the impossible task of explaining modern-day life to a warrior queen and king. Their interactions provide a source of light-hearted comedy and contrast as Rudra''s battle-tested strategies meet their modern challenges. Along the way they will confront not only the forces threatening to destroy both their worlds but also their own personal demons and prejudices. Prepare yourself for a whirlwind adventure that seamlessly blends the epic grandeur of ancient India with the quirky humour of modern life all fuelled by the courage and resilience of three unforgettable characters meets hilarity and the battle for reality is fought with wit wisdom and a whole lot of samosa. About the Author: A shout-out to myself whose encyclopaedic knowledge of Indian mythology and history kept me honest (and occasionally terrified) and a special thanks to my financial and emotional supporter my father Mr Aditya Shrivastava my mother Mrs. Renu Shrivastava and my mothers brother my mama Mr Dhiraj Shrivastava for the laptop and my whole family for trusting me and thanks to my precious lucky charming niece or my princess or Laxmi of our house. I would not say to ignore the grammatical mistakes do point it outThanks to you all for believing in this crazy story and for making the journey so much fun. This one''s for you. Also to my nightmares thank you for tolerating the endless hours spent hunched over my laptop muttering about time paradoxes and ancient warriors. Your patience is a superpower I truly admire. Finally this book is dedicated to all the strong hilarious and utterly captivating women who have ever dared to challenge the boundaries of time convention and common sense. You inspire us.