Anuj Tiwari Books

Exploring the concept of sufficiency, the narrative delves into the human experience of desire and fulfillment. It challenges readers to reflect on their own thresholds for happiness and success, examining the societal pressures that influence these perceptions. Through thought-provoking scenarios and relatable characters, the book invites an introspective journey that questions the endless pursuit of more, ultimately seeking to define what "enough" truly means in a modern context.

Exploring the themes of love and identity, the narrative delves into the process of healing and transformation after heartbreak. It emphasizes the importance of self before becoming part of a relationship, questioning the implications of falling in love and the impact of failures. Through the metaphor of repair, the story illustrates how both people and relationships can evolve, gaining new shapes and identities in the aftermath of emotional experiences.

In a gripping narrative, Superintendent of Police Naveen Mishra teams up with his colleague, Sub-Inspector Awasthi, who has a knack for storytelling. Together, they navigate the complexities of crime and justice, revealing the intricate layers of human nature and societal issues. Their partnership not only highlights the challenges of law enforcement but also showcases the power of storytelling in understanding and solving crimes. As they confront various cases, the book delves into themes of morality, truth, and the human condition.

if we have a past that we aren't particularly proud of, it doesn't mean that we can't have a promising future.' Everyone has a past. But what if it becomes daunting baggage and spills over into the future? A fiercely independent, career-driven girl, Angira, has recently changed her Facebook status to 'single in Mumbai'. While work has been her only priority, a twist of fate brings Ved-a strikingly handsome footballer, the heart-throb of the college-into her life. He seems genuine and fun-loving, but based on past experiences, Angira knows better than to trust him! Despite their contrasting personalities, the two develop an unexpected bond-a link for which they are about to risk everything they have. A riveting tale about incorrigible lovers with a dark past, It's Not Right...but It's Okay is a true story about finding friendship and love again.