| Language | English |
|---|---|
| ISBN-10 | 978-9354585883 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-9354585883 |
| No of pages | 330 |
| Book Publisher | Leadstart Publishing Private Limited |
| Published Date | 20 Jan 2022 |
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| Language | English |
|---|---|
| ISBN-10 | 978-9354585883 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-9354585883 |
| No of pages | 330 |
| Book Publisher | Leadstart Publishing Private Limited |
| Published Date | 20 Jan 2022 |
Pran Joshi comes from a family of teachers. He earned a Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in English Literature from Mumbai University. His destiny took him to Kenya and soon in 1969 he was in Toronto. After getting Canadian certifications, he was hired by Moira Secondary in Belleville, ON. With success came meeting and dating an exceptional young nurse, Ramani. Ramani worked as a nurse in a newborn nursery in Belleville. Pran and Ramani got married in 1970 and have three children. Their eldest daughter Supriya married Tejinder and has three children. Their second-born Aarty married Adam in North Carolina and they have a vivacious daughter.
Teaching brought Pran many accolades and awards. But nothing makes him happier than receiving messages from his former students or meeting them in person. After retiring, Ramani and Pran travelled the winters in warm and sun-kissed Southern Europe. However, he missed teaching and he needed that spark again. To douse that spark, Pran applied for a teaching position in South Carolina and Dr Kathie Greer hired him. Under her leadership, Pran thrived and Dr Greer encouraged him to be a teacher trainer.
He enjoyed the phase of teaching again, but soon his first grandchild’s arrival meant he and Ramani would come home, and enjoy proximity to their grandchildren in Toronto and participate in their growing and education. They enjoy travelling, reading, walking and spending time meeting their friends.
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Two sisters, Zara and Anya, stumble upon their father’s emails with his former lover Mrin, and discover that their old liaison is now encroaching dangerously upon their present lives, and flooding their minds with fear and questions. After reading several messages of love and despair between their father and the ‘perfume woman’ Mrin, the sisters wonder, ‘will this affair destroy their parents’ marriage and their marital bliss?’
One day they find old personal diaries of Mrin with their mother, Somi, and the story turns on its head multiple times. Did Somi know about Mrin, and this hidden aspect of her husband’s life all along? Why is she keeping it a secret? What follows is a topsy-turvy ride from initial hate for the father transferring to the mom, now reviled.
The sisters face the question that has gnawed many human beings, ‘Can a man or a woman love two people at the same time with equal passion without feeling guilt and regret?’
The Perfume Woman’s Diaries is a story of star-crossed lovers; of a woman who loved a man all her life, never sure whether he was really with her or with the woman in his memories (to whom she bore more than a striking resemblance). It is a story of love, death, secrets and eventual reconciliation and redemption.