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Karna's Wife: The Outcast's Queen tells the extraordinary story of Karna, the unsung hero of the Mahabharata, through the eyes of his wife Uruvi, bringing his story to the reader from a unique perspective.An accomplished Kshatriya princess who falls in love with and dares to choose the 'sutaputra' over Arjun, Uruvi must come to terms with the social implications of her marriage and learn to use her love and intelligence to be accepted by Karna and his family. Though she becomes his mainstay, counselling and guiding him, his blind allegiance to Duryodhana is beyond her power to change. The story of Uruvi and Karna unfolds against the backdrop of the struggle between the Pandavas and the Kauravas. As events build up leading to the great war of the Mahabharata, Uruvi is a witness to the twists and turns of Karna's fate; and how it is inextricably linked to divine design.A splendid saga from the pages of the Mahabharata, Karna's Wife: The Outcast's Queen brings its characters alive in all their majesty.

Menaka's choice is theatest book from the writer Kavita Kane. Menaka is the most beautiful of all the apsaras in the world who was born with brains and talent. She was born during the churning of oceans. In spite of her enigmatic beauty she always desired for a family that she could never have. On the other a great sage by the name Vishwamitra, defies the gods and challenges to create another heaven. The king of gods, Indra got threatened by him and decided to put a stop to his rising desires and powers by sending Menaka to seduce him. What will happen when Menaka meets up with Vishwamitra? Will she be satisfied after meeting him or will she have to surrender to her destiny once again? This beautifully written mythological book will throwight on this. This book describes all about the beauty Menaka and the famous Vishwamitra. It not only talks about theirove but in detail talks about the woman who is fighting for her dreams in this male dominated society and about the man who wants to achieve his goals challenging everything that comes his way. It is a story of her pains, struggles and choices in a man's world. The subject has been dealt with well, the friendly scenes have been done classily and the end is very good. The book is written in a very simple yet fascinating manner. The tale is a mixture of everything,ove, betrayal, acceptance, help, responsibility, respect and recovery. The book is an easy read which will keep you entertained all along. About the author Kavita Kane is a senior journalist with a career of over two decades, which includes her working for Magna publication and DNA. She quit her job as an Assistant Editor of Times of India to devote full time to her writing. She is an addict of cinema and theatre. She did her post-graduate degree in Englishiterature and Mass Communication from the University of Poona. Writing has always been her passion and she was born with this skill. Karna's Wife her debut novel, (2013) was a bestseller. Her second novel - Sita's Sister (2014) also deals with another mysterious personality - Urmila, probably the most overlooked character in the Ramayan. She was born in Mumbai but spent her childhood mainly in Patna and Delhi. Kavita currentlyives in Pune with her mariner husband Prakash and two teen daughters Kimaya and Amiya and with an overfriendly Rottweiler, Chic, the friendly Spaniel and Babe, the unfriendly cat

Matsyagandha, Daseyi, Yojanagandha”the queen of Hastinapur, Satyavati. Abandoned as a baby, preyed on by a rishi, she hardens herself, determined that the next time she is with a man, she will be the one to win. And win she does: the throne of Hastinapur for herself, and the promise that her sons will be heirs to the kingdom. But at what cost? In a palace where she is disdained and scorned, Satyavati must set aside her ownoss and pain if she is to play the game of politics. Sheearns to be ruthless, unscrupulous”traits that estrange her from everyone around. Everyone, except the man she cheated of his birthright.

"Do we mean anything?" Tara questioned hopelessly. "Are our desires, our dreams relevant to the course of destiny at all?' Tara. Vali's wife; Sugriv's queen; the woman behind Rama's curse. A person of extraordinary intellect, foresight and determination, Tara is a master stateswoman, both before and after she marries Vali and is crowned the queen of Kishkindh. But her wisdom and stature cannot stand in the way of destiny. Tara finds herself caught in a battle of egos between the two brothers and reduced to the victor's trophy. However, in this time of conflict, she resourcefully restores peace and prosperity in the kingdom she helped build, even if it means sacrificing everything. Kavita Kané, in heratest recounting of the Ramayana, narrates the tale of Tara's truce”the compromises Tara made to fulfil her divinely ordained purpose, including marrying her husband's killer.