Beyond the Life Lines

About the Book

Apsara was married to Guna at her fourteen. She helped her husband by all her means, but he deceived her. He took her on a pilgrimage to India and left her there in the Indian train. A person helped her and married her. Coincidentally after many years, Apsara met Guna and expressed her deep sorrow over the shocking past. They finally accepted the new relationship. Guna was captured by the rebels for his treacheries and corruptions, and was badly punished. A rebel handed him over to Apsara who was searching him. Guna died the same night. After some crucial fights, the rebels came to the peace process and on to the power. The book also shows that the defined and undefined relationships guide the powerful human sensibilities.

About the Author

Dr. Rajan Prasad Pokharel is an Associate Professor in Tribhuvan University, Nepal. He has written a number of books and articles, and edited several academic journals and magazines and a collection of the expressions on Life Philosophy. He worked as the General Secretary and President in the Professors’ Associations in Nepal. His first novel Rebels of the Mountains was published from the USA in 2011. Currently Dr. Pokharel lives in Canada.