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The author wants to say through this book about his beloved. This book is devoted to all the beloved and lovers of the world. He wants to say his beloved is his source of inspiration for his each activity. He describes the separation, desire, and pain during his love period. He never met his beloved. Moreover, he believed in the philosophy that his beloved is God. He realized this with beloved eyes, and it is accepted in each religion. Hinduism, Christianity, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism, and Islam-all believed that love is God. Love without wisdom becomes a curse.

Secrets of Zynpagua: Search of Soulmates is the sequel of the book Secrets of Zynpagua: Return of the Princess. In the first book, Anika, the gifted princess of Zynpagua impresses the stars and is able to rescue her mother Sussaina and her region Zynpagua from evil clutches of Drudan, the scientist. In this book Secrets of Zynpagua : Search of Soulmates : Drudan the evil scientist of Zynpagua plans to take revenge from Anika. He discovers the magical water which is capable of uniting anything. He plans to kill Anika by uniting her split soul. He knows if that happens, Anika would die. Luck favours him and he meets a snake who agress to procure magical water for him. He also meets a beautifuland vicious mermaid in the sea. He falls in love with the mermaid and marries her.The mermaid informs him about the week when demon planets cast their shadow on other planets. During this week the stars become powerless and the demon planets favour evil. Drudan plans to seek revenge from Anika during this week and rule the world! Come, embark on this fast paced and unpredictable journey of fantasy and mystery, spiced with humour. A must read for children and adults! A spectacular work of fantasy Author's voice- Dear Parents,this is a book of fantasy and mystery for children and the title Soul mate is creatively used to give a new meaning to the term, as children would interpret.

The queue was getting shorter, and I too was getting closer to something. It was a big cloud, a hazy one. Everyone was calling this cloud with a name as they were coming closer to it. I wasn't able to hear it clearly from a distance, but as I reached pretty close, I heard the name "God." Yes, God was what I heard. The small hazy clouds were calling this huge hazy cloud as God. What is this God? I kept thinking as I was moving closer to it.My turn came, and I was in front of it. The first thing I said to it was God! And to this it replied, "Yes, son." I was so surprised, frightened, and nervous. I wasn't able to understand the reason for which I called it a god. May be it was some automated command fed into all of us.Then this god showed me a golden gate just behind it. It was this huge gate, with beautiful carved images on it as if it was telling a story about someone or something. God bent down to its knees and started telling me, or I should say, started giving me a series of instructions.

The book, Gestures, tries to highlight the fact that the gestures of an individual tend to affect others in ways far from the imagination of the doer. The intention might be just the opposite of what the effect is. So watch your speech and gestures before you vent them out.

Kerala is a destination on the world tourist map. It is often referred to as God's Own Country. The place has been visited by foreigners from all over the globe for 5000 years at least. To give an insight into the mysteries of this place - and events that occurred over many, many years, Sankaran, an immortal takes the reader through very gripping, thrilling and thought provoking situations and in the process demystifies the Malayalee.

Starting days back to pre-independence and covering a millennia, in one side "Collage" portrays those unfortunate and truly evil societal barriers as well as the determined, enlightened and young generation of breakers of those barriers. It narrates the war ground called Society where the knowledge and morality confronts prejudices and burden of viciousness. It depicts those agonies and sacrifices the young generation has to bear when it thrusts to break through the mighty and apparently invincible chains of centuries old chauvinisms. In the other side, "Collage" is all about those treasured episodes that depicts how a child born in a lavish family becomes almost an orphan. How humiliations from those relations he believed interminable turns him taller, stronger and determined to overcome all odds. How life teaches him to feel the anguishes of the underprivileged and encourage a feeble boy to become a sturdy man who dares to stand and face the mighty and egotistical lot in the society. It narrates how dignity, determination and sense of duty makes a man complete. But the question remains.......... Does that end there?