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The journey of a lifetime unfolds as 4,50,000 people from different parts of India and 136 from Haryana state signed contracts with dreams in their eyes, not knowing what the future had in store for them. With an expression of pain and frustration writ large on their faces, they carve a niché for themselves amidst all things alien. They passed these hurdles with aplomb due to their strong cultural roots. This important part of history must be reanalysed and reconstructed.
NB: THIS BOOK WAS PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED AS 'WHERE HOPE DARES'. 'I don't know where to begin in praising this book – there is so much that is good about it. It is a post-apocalypse saga of epic proportions. Worthy of the mistresses of the genre, Margaret Attwood and Ursula LeGuin, the story and the world Rebecca Bryn has created is utterly convincing.' Review - Frank Parker author of Strongbow's Wife. A prophecy, a sacrifice, and a truth that is more terrifying than the legend. The Child of Prohecy is set in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco at some time between the Great Flood and the Second Coming. Kiya is a village healer and her husband, Raphel, is a storyteller, keeping alive the oral...
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