Blue Eyes
Blue Eyes by Hema Macherla, published by Linen Press in 2011, is a work of fiction that unfolds in the tumultuous backdrop of Gandhi’s India. The narrative begins with Anjali, an 18-year-old facing the grim fate of being burned alive on her husband’s funeral pyre. Following a dramatic escape, she finds herself on an extraordinary journey filled with challenges and revelations.
Readers will follow Anjali as she navigates a world fraught with danger and discovery. The story delves into her experiences and the societal norms that shape her life, offering insights into the struggles faced by women in a changing India. With 434 pages, this edition presents a detailed exploration of Anjali’s transformation and resilience amidst adversity.
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Set in Gandhi’s volatile India, the story opens with Anjali, aged 18, about to be burnt alive on her husband’s funeral pyre – the conventional widowAEs fate. After a dramatic escape, things go badly wrong and she embarks on an extraordinary, often terrifying, journey of discovery.
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