The Last Shackle

<p><b>Nandini Vasu is terrified she will turn into her mother.</b></p></br> </br> <p>(Personality wise. This story has no witches.)</p> </br> </br> <p>Patience is a virtue. Curiosity? Not so much. Ask Nandini Vasu. She spied on her mother when she was eight years old. </p></br> </br> <p>Her spying expedition led her to witness a horrific event. </p></br> </br> <p>Children are resilient and so was Nandini. Until the mother of her high school love interest informed her that character runs in the family.</p></br> </br> <p>Nandinis views on love remained vague and open-ended. Then she met Vivek Mittal.</p></br> </br> <p>Handsome intelligent patient and practical Vivek was easy to fall in love with.</p></br> </br> <p>Love can move mountains. Unfortunately for Nandini that mountain happens to be fear. Fear of becoming the person who destroys a relationship.</p></br> </br> <p>Time cannot be reversed (yet) and Nandini does love Vivek. She is left with only one option&mdash;to overcome this debilitating fear.</p></br> </br> <p>Where does fear exist really? Where should blame be placed?</p></br> </br> <p>Join Vivek and a crew of characters as they witness and help Nandini lose her mind find some answers.</p></br> </br> <p><i>Recommended Age: 14 years and older</i></p></br> </br> <p><i>Recommended Audience: Weird people</i></p></br> </br>