author - "Betty Chatterjee"
Eva is attractive, mature and talented but she needs a helping hand to find Prince Charming. As fairy godmothers are extinct she enlists help from her computer. Does she succeed? Read on, dear reader....
Fifty years on Suzanne remembers how her mother hijacked a bus.
Two total strangers, a man and a woman are the only passengers on the last train. Socially they are worlds apart and the woman anticipates the worst...
Granny is the self-effacing drudge who collects Simon, her only grandson, from kindegarten every Wednesday afternoon. One day she fails to turn up. She has disappeared almost without trace. Her daughter and son-in-law are concerned, flabbergasted and inconvenienced. A year later the truth about Granny's secret life is revealed in a most unexpected way.
Anazar is poor, daring, optimistic and stubborn! His prime goal in life is to marry Princess Tuftent the indescribably beautiful daughter of King Izil the Magnificent, whose practice is to discourage unsuitable suitors by telling them to qualify as top-ranking magicians. As this is a fairy tale it is a foregone conclusion that Anazar will finally succeed; but naturally the road to happiness is far from simple. First of all he has to outwit the champion but infamous wizard Yufayyur.
Eva is attractive, mature and talented but she needs a helping hand to find Prince Charming. As fairy godmothers are extinct she enlists help from her computer. Does she succeed? Read on, dear reader....
Fifty years on Suzanne remembers how her mother hijacked a bus.
Two total strangers, a man and a woman are the only passengers on the last train. Socially they are worlds apart and the woman anticipates the worst...
Granny is the self-effacing drudge who collects Simon, her only grandson, from kindegarten every Wednesday afternoon. One day she fails to turn up. She has disappeared almost without trace. Her daughter and son-in-law are concerned, flabbergasted and inconvenienced. A year later the truth about Granny's secret life is revealed in a most unexpected way.
Anazar is poor, daring, optimistic and stubborn! His prime goal in life is to marry Princess Tuftent the indescribably beautiful daughter of King Izil the Magnificent, whose practice is to discourage unsuitable suitors by telling them to qualify as top-ranking magicians. As this is a fairy tale it is a foregone conclusion that Anazar will finally succeed; but naturally the road to happiness is far from simple. First of all he has to outwit the champion but infamous wizard Yufayyur.