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Abhaidev: One of the 50 Aspiring Authors & Researchers - Fox Story India "Perfect blend of thrill, suspense, mystery, murder, sci-fi, etc. The author has narrated the story in such a way that you can't put down the book till its end." - MDT "If you're looking for a thrilling and unpredictable...

Abhaidev: Recipient of Prestigious Utkrisht Prerna Puruskar "Author Abhaidev: The Literary Chameleon Breaking Genre Barriers" - Pioneer News "A Visionary Fiction You Must Read." - The Daily Bulletin "The concept of the book is interesting, engaging and different. It is a perfect blend of...

"Author Abhaidev: The Literary Chameleon Breaking Genre Barriers" - Pioneer News "Reading Anant felt like being inside someone’s head during a breakdown that slowly turns into a breakthrough." - Bookie_bear "A raw, unfiltered dive into mental health, spirituality, and Moksha, written in a way...

Becoming Kin was supposed to mean safety for his forest-dwelling commune—protection from the feral beasts that roam beyond the trees. But on the night of the Spring Moon, Kenji is inducted into something far worse. The Kin aren't guardians. They are predators. And his mask is not a gift...it's a collar. When a fellow Kinswoman becomes pregnant and is brutalized under Kin rule, Kenji has to make a choice: stay silent, or become what he fears. Kill for the Kin. Lie for them. Bleed for a god who sees everything and cares for nothing.

Brian Dubisar is an ordinary math teacher, but he’s hiding a monster within. As reformed serial killer, his past is a shadow that never fades. When a man-eating spider, a spinner, threatens his students, he makes it a devil’s bargain: it will only eat the humans Brian provides and leave all others alone. As the body count rises, he struggles with protecting his students while fulfilling his darkest desires. On the verge of killing innocent people, Brian must choose to shed his past or relapse completely.

"Author Abhaidev: The Literary Chameleon Breaking Genre Barriers" - Pioneer News "An absurdist fiction perfectly served with elements of magical realism, making it truly unique"- Koel's Book World "If you are into deep themes and a mind-bending journey, this is a must-read"- Bookish Corner "The...