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'MISTRESS OF HONOUR', by Bhaavna Arora


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Name of the Book : MISTRESS OF HONOUR
Author: Bhaavna Arora

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1. Komal Priyani
2. Meghant Parmar
3. Chittajit Mitra

The Story:

A tale about passionate love and finding your soulmate . . . only to realize you will always come a close second.

When Potnis, a captain in the Indian Army, meets Pansy during Operation Blue Star, he knows he has found the love of his life. Their passionate romance leads them to the altar and blossoms into a beautiful child, Rihana.

History repeats itself when Advik, a wayward boy from a broken family, catapults into Rihana’s heart as smoothly as he conquers the skies as an Indian Air Force pilot. What follows is a night of unabashed love, transporting the couple to heavenly bliss. Where will their unbridled love lead them? Will Rihana remain a mistress to Advik, for whom the love for his country comes first, or will she be able to make a place in his heart that is second to none? This heartbreaking saga of love, courage and sacrifice will leave you asking for more.

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About The Author 


Bhaavna Arora 

A hardcore academician, Bhaavna has been an ace student and avid, top ranking scholar. It was but natural for her to pursue a double MBA in Human resource Management and one in Marketing!

From a learner to a teacher was a smooth transition. She started teaching at the school level and has taught almost all subjects.  Her qualifications and skills eventually ensured that she moved up and along fast, and before long she was Assistant Professor at a prestigious B School in Bangalore.

Her forte has been in teaching courses related to Leadership and Strategic Management. Not only did she rise to the position of Associate Professor she also became the Director of the same B School!

Apart from excelling at academics, Bhaavna is also a sports person of some reckoning! She is a yellow belt holder in Judo and Karate. She has represented her district in swimming and basketball and enjoys taking part in car rallies.

On the personal front, Bhaavna is a vivacious young woman, independent, strong yet feminine with a very balanced outlook to life. She has a philanthropist’s heart and has been sponsoring a young boy’s education.  Her hobbies include reading and writing and watching movies! This well-travelled global citizen has backpacked her way through Thailand, Europe, Hong Kong, Bali, Macau, Mauritius and USA! Her most prized possession? Her grandfather’s Audi!

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