Grab your hands on the recently launched Shrayan from Infibeam

(prHWY.com) February 13, 2013 - Ahmedabad, India -- Abha Iyengar's Shrayan is a beautifully written tale that discovers an individual's pursuit for being accepted in the world that is not his with love and compassion. Shrayan is a man who comes from underground who is a complete creature, though still not a human being. When his eyes open he finds himself in a dark forest surrounded with snakes. He has been rejected by the human society and is called an Ajooba. He is in search for a place where could find love and build his home. He trains himself to be a dancer and comes across the beautiful Mukundam at the dance school. He learns to dance and takes classes in martial arts too.

When one night he performs his dance, he achieves stardom and has collected a whole lot of fans. He slowly learns that everything has its cost and is known with its price tag. In search for his acceptance in the world of humans he leaves his stardom and moves to the street to find himself. He then discovers some personality traits in himself that he was unaware of. He also learns a lot of things like it is difficult to find love and keep hold of it, every friendship comes with different meanings thus it gets difficult to fit in this world for him and is not even required.

Abha has used her imaginations to no bounds. She has put in thrill and excitement in the story so well that you will not leave until completely read. Imagine a man from another world tries to fit in our world what he must have gone through. What actually made him come to this world? Order this book now from Infibeam.com to know the exact story.

http://www.infibeam.com/Books/shrayan-abha-iyengar/9789350873724.html

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About the Author

Abha Iyengar is an internally published author and poet, lives in New Delhi. She has also won the Kota Press Poetry Anthology contest. She conducts several creative and poetry writing workshops. She wrote a film poem "Parwaaz" that won a special jury prize at the film festival at Patras, Greece. Her story The High Stool had been nominated for the Story South Million Writers Award (2007). She also writes articles on health, spirituality and travel. She also writes poetry in Hindi. In 2009-2010 she won the Lavanya Sankaran Writing Fellowship. In 2010 she was a Featured Poet at Prakriti Festival.