Asvin is a Kashmiri Pandit refugee, while Jordan is the grandson of an ex-spy, and both carry the weight of their past experiences with them. The book is a poignant exploration of the meaning and consequences of choices, and how they shape our identity and relationships. At its core, "Life Stolen" is a story of friendship and redemption, as Asvin and Jordan try to disengage their present from the baggage of their heavy past.

The novel introduces a cast of compelling characters, each grappling with their own demons. The character of Sren, who falls under the influence of the Godman RoshanJu, is particularly intriguing. Asvin, Sren's lover, refuses to comply with the Godman's influence, and ends up losing her. The sudden death of Jordan and the painful loss of Sren force Asvin to question his identity and meaning in life, leading to a brutal kidnapping in the jungles of Burma and a visit to Kamchatka, where he learns the true meaning of love, friendship, and loss.

The last chapter of the book, "The Deluge of Kashmir," is a masterful exploration of the power of choice. Asvin finds himself trapped in a massive deluge, and must make a choice between saving himself or saving the person who destroyed his past. The flood in the end cleanses all, leaving readers with a renewed sense of hope and purpose.

?Life Stolen by Sudhir Tiku is available on Amazon and Flipkart. Here are the links to buy your copy:?

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The impact of Sudhir Tiku's "Life Stolen" has reverberated far beyond the literary world, as evidenced by the recent social media posts of popular actor Arav Chowdharry. In a heartfelt message to his fans and followers, Chowdharry expressed his admiration for Tiku's writing and the profound effect it had on him.?

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He praised the book's gripping storyline and character development, noting that he was unable to put it down once he began reading. Chaudharry's endorsement of "Life Stolen" is just one example of how Tiku's work has touched the hearts and minds of readers across the globe, cementing his status as a literary force to be reckoned with.

Sudhir Tiku, the author of "Life Stolen," is a successful technologist, TEDx speaker, and AI ethics enthusiast based in Singapore. Despite his challenging beginnings in a refugee camp in Jammu, Tiku has achieved academic and professional excellence, holding degrees from Regional Engineering College and NMIMS Mumbai, and possessing academic credentials in AI Ethics and AI Leadership from Oxford and MIT Sloan. The book has received high praise from critics and readers alike, including a recommendation by Outlook India. All profits from the book are donated to charitable causes, making it not only a great read but also a worthy cause to support.

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