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Bittersweet

by Rajesh Konsam
Novel 2019 200 pages
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In "Bittersweet," Rajesh Konsam paints a compelling tale of destiny's hidden designs for a young underdog named Roshan, even though he remains oblivious to its grand intentions. By day, he toils as a fashion store assistant, but it's his nights as a singer-songwriter where his true passion lies, albeit waning.

Roshan's journey takes an unexpected turn as he faces a fallout with a self-centered producer, grapples with a casting couch incident, and confronts a past entwined with a movie star. Amidst these trials, a serendipitous meeting with the CEO of a music label and an encounter with a talented, alluring artist leave an indelible mark on his music, crafting lyrics infused with hope and at times, tears.

As he navigates his first job, second relationship, financial independence, and fear of failure, Roshan's future becomes shrouded in uncertainty. Will he ever get the opportunity to pursue his elusive dreams, or will he be coerced to abandon his guitar?

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Published
Jan 2019
Pages
200
Format
Kindle
ISBN
938842462X
Language
English
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