The Destination of the Mirror
A Woman's Quest to Achieve with Honesty as a Companion
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Relationships, Marriage, Fiction & Literature
| Author: | Rungeen Singh | ISBN: | 9781482820874 |
| Publisher: | Partridge Publishing India | Publication: | May 7, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Partridge Publishing India | Language: | English |
| Author: | Rungeen Singh |
| ISBN: | 9781482820874 |
| Publisher: | Partridge Publishing India |
| Publication: | May 7, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Partridge Publishing India |
| Language: | English |
'The Destination of the Mirror is a sequel to the novel The Journey of a Mirror written by her. This novel takes the story of Aina forward from the year 1964 when she is twenty six years old and has already divorced Daman Rai. Aina is now married to Heera and she has her daughter Khushi. Problems begin when the spy Rocoo comes to take revenge from her with his man Maakhan. She courageously thwarts them and then, to protect their daughter, they shift to another city. They make their home a happy place with her mother, brother and son Prasan. Aina pursues her quest for higher education. She and Heera try to live with honesty, but they find corruption dogging their footsteps. Will they succumb to corruption? Rocoo and Maakhan again come to harm them. Will they succeed this time? Daman Rai, who is now a Minister, wants Khushi to acknowledge that she is his daughter so that he can prove that he is not gay. Will Daman Rai succeed? Will the fifteen year old Khushi prefer to go to Daman Rai? Heera is seen killing a man pointblank. Will Aina as his lawyer be able to free him?
'The Destination of the Mirror is a sequel to the novel The Journey of a Mirror written by her. This novel takes the story of Aina forward from the year 1964 when she is twenty six years old and has already divorced Daman Rai. Aina is now married to Heera and she has her daughter Khushi. Problems begin when the spy Rocoo comes to take revenge from her with his man Maakhan. She courageously thwarts them and then, to protect their daughter, they shift to another city. They make their home a happy place with her mother, brother and son Prasan. Aina pursues her quest for higher education. She and Heera try to live with honesty, but they find corruption dogging their footsteps. Will they succumb to corruption? Rocoo and Maakhan again come to harm them. Will they succeed this time? Daman Rai, who is now a Minister, wants Khushi to acknowledge that she is his daughter so that he can prove that he is not gay. Will Daman Rai succeed? Will the fifteen year old Khushi prefer to go to Daman Rai? Heera is seen killing a man pointblank. Will Aina as his lawyer be able to free him?
