Santhosh kumar subramanian (62 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What keeps a human being alive when everything worth living for is taken away? on the unforgiving ice fields of the Siachen Glacier, a young Indian soldier disappears into the brutal machinery of war. Captured beyond the border and buried in years of darkness, he is stripped of freedom, identity, and almost his memory itself. With nothing left but a whispered prayer, he wages a silent battle against despair.Far away in Chennai, a young woman enters an arranged marriage believing she has found the future her family dreamed of for her. Instead, she finds herself trapped inside a different prison-one built not of concrete walls, but of silence, humiliation, social expectation, and invisible cruelty. As her world slowly collapses, she is forced to confront a question no one has prepared her to answer: What remains of a person after hope has died?Though they never meet, their journey through parallel landscapes of suffering-one shaped by war, the other by society. One survives through unwavering faith. The other survives by abandoning faith altogether. Yet both discover that the human spirit possesses a remarkable ability to endure when everything else has been stripped away. The Architecture of Belief is an emotionally powerful literary novel about resilience, memory, love, faith, doubt, and the invisible strength that allows ordinary people to survive extraordinary darkness. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Veera and Lakshmi dare to dream of something simple-a life together.Veera from a marginalized community, believes love can transcend the invisible walls that divide society. Lakshmi, born into a powerful caste family, believes that affection, kindness, and shared dreams matter more than the accident of birth. When their relationship is discovered, they flee hoping to build a future on their own terms.As families search for them, fear spreads through villages, rumors become accusations, and caste pride hardens into something far more dangerous. The struggle between two young lovers and their families soon reveals the darker forces embedded within society itself-forces capable of turning ordinary people into participants in extraordinary cruelty. Veera and Lakshmi is a haunting and deeply human story about love, caste, family, and the devastating consequences of prejudice. It is not merely the story of two young people whose only crime was loving each other but aslso a story of parents trapped between affection and social pressure, of communities bound by inherited beliefs, and of a system that demands obedience at the cost of human dignity.Heartbreaking, unflinching, and profoundly relevant, this novel asks a question that continues to echo across generations: How many lives must be sacrificed before a person's humanity becomes more important than their caste?Inspired by the realities that still haunt parts of modern India, Long after the flames die, the questions remain. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. On the outskirts of Chennai, Manikandan once believed his life was good. Then came a child with a brain that would not fully grow, a friend who betrayed him, a debt that crushed him, and a society that looked away.TA mother who becomes the sole keeper of two disabled sons, A father who turns to alcohol to forget the weight of his duties, An elder son who leaves in anger and returns too late, And two gentle boys who, despite their disabilities, work to make their parents proud.When Manikandan dies, Parvathy is left alone with Prem and Illayaraja, facing a world that does not know how to care for them. She must ask herself an unthinkable question: what will happen to them after she is gone?The Weight of Love is a devastating, deeply human novel about disability, poverty, alcoholism, migration, and the unbearable burden of caregiving in contemporary India. It exposes the cracks in our system, the cruelty of stigma, and the irony of a society that praises the family but abandons its weakest members. The book asks: Who is the real killer ?Is it the individual, the family, or a society that refused to make space for them?This is not just the story of one family. It is the story of thousands of Prems and Illayarajas living among us, and of the Parvathys who carry them on their shoulders until they can carry them no more.A powerful, heart-wrenching call for compassion, dignity, and a world where every life-no matter how slow, how quiet, how different-is allowed to live with hope This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Veera and Lakshmi dare to dream of something simple-a life together.Veera from a marginalized community, believes love can transcend the invisible walls that divide society. Lakshmi, born into a powerful caste family, believes that affection, kindness, and shared dreams matter more than the accident of birth. When their relationship is discovered, they flee hoping to build a future on their own terms.As families search for them, fear spreads through villages, rumors become accusations, and caste pride hardens into something far more dangerous. The struggle between two young lovers and their families soon reveals the darker forces embedded within society itself-forces capable of turning ordinary people into participants in extraordinary cruelty. Veera and Lakshmi is a haunting and deeply human story about love, caste, family, and the devastating consequences of prejudice. It is not merely the story of two young people whose only crime was loving each other but aslso a story of parents trapped between affection and social pressure, of communities bound by inherited beliefs, and of a system that demands obedience at the cost of human dignity.Heartbreaking, unflinching, and profoundly relevant, this novel asks a question that continues to echo across generations: How many lives must be sacrificed before a person's humanity becomes more important than their caste?Inspired by the realities that still haunt parts of modern India, Long after the flames die, the questions remain. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. A father is dead.A nation wants someone to blame.Seventeen-year-old Aarav Ramanathan becomes the center of a media storm when he is accused of murdering his own father inside their Chennai home. Before the trial even begins, television debates, social media outrage, and public speculation transform him into the face of a crime the country cannot stop watching.To some, Aarav is a grieving boy trapped inside unimaginable circumstances.To others, he is a cold and dangerous killer hiding behind silence.As courtroom arguments collide with media narratives, buried family tensions, psychological trauma, and uncomfortable truths begin surfacing. But in a world where opinions spread faster than evidence, the line between justice and judgment grows dangerously thin.Haunting, emotionally intense, and psychologically gripping, The Noise of the Judgment is more than a courtroom thriller - it is a powerful exploration of grief, public perception, trauma, and the devastating consequences of certainty in an age obsessed with spectacle.Because sometimes lives are not destroyed by monsters.They are destroyed by ordinary people deciding they already know the truth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. What keeps a human being alive when everything worth living for is taken away? on the unforgiving ice fields of the Siachen Glacier, a young Indian soldier disappears into the brutal machinery of war. Captured beyond the border and buried in years of darkness, he is stripped of freedom, identity, and almost his memory itself. With nothing left but a whispered prayer, he wages a silent battle against despair.Far away in Chennai, a young woman enters an arranged marriage believing she has found the future her family dreamed of for her. Instead, she finds herself trapped inside a different prison-one built not of concrete walls, but of silence, humiliation, social expectation, and invisible cruelty. As her world slowly collapses, she is forced to confront a question no one has prepared her to answer: What remains of a person after hope has died?Though they never meet, their journey through parallel landscapes of suffering-one shaped by war, the other by society. One survives through unwavering faith. The other survives by abandoning faith altogether. Yet both discover that the human spirit possesses a remarkable ability to endure when everything else has been stripped away. The Architecture of Belief is an emotionally powerful literary novel about resilience, memory, love, faith, doubt, and the invisible strength that allows ordinary people to survive extraordinary darkness. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …