UnHoly

By Neel Majumder

Unholy is a horror story.The story evolves around Miller family. When David Miller shifted to India from Dallas[USA], to find a new beginning for his family after the tragic incident. But he had no idea that the omen which followed him, would turn his life upside down.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Neel Majumder
• Release date: Aug 8, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310790270

Neel Majumder

My recent profession as a Creative Director since 10 years in Advertisement industry,gives me space and exploration scope to a new horizon which helped me to explore my self and others.I have experienced and faced many incidents which made me think everything with a different perspective.Friends and well wishers always encourage me to express my perspectives & experience But its hard to balance a profession when it is also your passion. Beside that I also didn't feel the urge so i could not dot down.Well I guess now I want to try to experiment and write my felling,my perspective. I am not a writer but a story teller. I hope this experiment may also entertain my readers and connect with my perspectives.

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UNHOLY

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Copyright © 2015 by Neel Majumder

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First Printing: 2015

ISBN 9781310790270

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