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    An Incomplete Story
    An Incomplete Story
    An Incomplete Story
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    An Incomplete Story

    By Sandesh Gaonkar

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    In a world of love, success and loss intertwine. Amidst fictional tales, a connection to real life emerges. Meet Sanmit and Sushmita, two lovers whose story revolves around pain and gain. Discover the essence of their journey, where achievements fall short, and love remains incomplete. This captivating tale will leave you contemplating the complexities of the heart. Share your thoughts after reading.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSandesh Gaonkar
    Release dateJun 25, 2023
    ISBN9798223534037
    An Incomplete Story
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    Sandesh Gaonkar

    I am Sandesh Gaonkar, a writer born on June 22nd, 1992, in a small village in Goa. This book marks the second chapter of my writing journey, following my first book titled "Kalant: End of an Era - Volume 1: End Begins." With experience, everything becomes finer, but it all starts with taking that first step. I hope to receive your love and support for this heartfelt love story.

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