The Temple Is Not My Father. Daughters Of Destiny

Par : Rasana Atreya
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-5130-5899-3
  • EAN9781513058993
  • Date de parution23/04/2015
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  • ÉditeurPhantom Fiction

Résumé

In a world where justice is a luxury, Godavari, a devadasi in rural India, faces a heart-wrenching choice between revenge and forgiveness. Betrayed and married off to a temple at the tender age of eleven, Godavari is no stranger to hardship. Her only joy is her daughter, Sreeja, a beacon of hope born out of wedlock amidst her life of servitude. But the arrival of mysterious relatives from America threatens her fragile world, putting everything she holds dear, including Sreeja's life, in peril. As she grapples with her haunting past and an uncertain future, Godavari stands at a crossroads.
Will she succumb to the burning desire for revenge against those who betrayed her? Or will she find the strength within to forgive, even when justice seems a distant dream? The path she chooses could determine the very survival of her and Sreeja. The Temple Is Not My Father invites you on a journey through one of India's lesser-known subcultures, offering a poignant exploration of a mother's sacrifice and the empowering bonds of sisterhood.
Godavari's story stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of humanity, illuminating the path to resilience and healing for those who have endured unimaginable hardship. ? Spellings used in this book are British/Indian.? All books in this series may be read independently.
Rasana Atreya's debut novel, Tell A Thousand Lies, was shortlisted for the Tibor Jones South Asia Prize. This novel was taught at the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque's English 479. Glam magazine (UK) calls this "one of our five favourite tales from India." The University of New Mexico, Albuquerque's publication Emerging South Asian Women Writers: Essays and Interviews (From Antiquity to Modernity Book 1) by Feroza Jussawalla and Deborah Fillerup Weagel has a writeup on Rasana.
After working in IT for several years, Rasana made a successful transition to writing fiction. Rasana was one of India's self-publishing pioneers. She did this after declining a trade-publishing contract. Amazon flew her to New Delhi for the launch of the Kindle. Rasana lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband and two children. Her son is in college, and daughter is grumpily finishing high school over Zoom. Her novels, all standalones, are loosely tied together in a series, Tales From The Deccan Plateau:* Tell A Thousand Lies     (March 2012)* Talking Is Wasted Breath (Previously 28 Years A Bachelor.
December 2020)* Daughters Inherit Silence (February 2021)* The Water Wives (Launching in 2022)* The Temple Is Not My Father (Expanding novella into a novel. Launching in 2022)* Tell A Lie, Beget A Daughter (Launching in 2022)Sign up https://RasanaAtreya.com for news about launches and promotions.