Novel by Sonju DiCarmen, Book One of the Karan-Saga, 780 pages

The novel "Karan“ is the story of a young man named Dev, who – by means of the exceptional love for a special person - discovers who he is and how he can fight the demons of the past to find his true place in the world. Synopsis Always strong, always passionate, always stubborn as a mule – that’s Dev. As a newly wed husband he travels from India to London to make his dream of becoming a theatre actor come true. But in the British capital he is forced rather quickly to face not only professional challenges. While experiencing a gradual and sometimes painful identification process and looking for his place in the world, he also has to fight for the love of his life - and discovers soon that both items are connected inseparably.

Whereas you could read in Karan how Dev finds out what his life is about by getting to know Karan and his love, the sequel will show the other side.

In the second book of the Karan saga, Karan’s development will be focussed on –naturally accompanied by his sometimes uncomprehending, but always supporting Dev.

Readers will be able to watch how Karan leaves Dev’s protective shadow, experiences his coming out and finally conquers a life of his own.

Synopsis

The world is crowded by inner and outer demons, and they all seem to relish the stupid quirk of not being able to leave Dev Rao and Karan Mahal alone.

After hot-tempered Dev and shy Karan were forced to fight against and for their love for so many years, they are finally living together in London – though not yet officially – as a couple.

If, from now on, there were only the adversities of everyday family and professional life to be kept under control, nobody would so much as utter a single word of complaint. After all, quarrels and conciliations have always been an integral part of them being together, which is not really astonishing, taking their entirely different characters into account.

But this time the adversary is even stronger. Not only does Dev’s past close in on them and endanger their relationship. But also Karan’s old enemy re-enters their life. An adversary, who comes from within and threatens to destroy everything. As is commonly known – you cannot escape the fear residing deep inside yourself...

Book I of the "Shadows of the Past - Series"

Novel by Ingrid Zellner, available also in german language & as Ebook!

25 years ago, Raja Sharma from Shivapur in India was sentenced to lifelong rigorous imprisonment for raping and murdering a young woman in Pune. Now he's released for good conduct, but he has no home he could return to. After that crime, Raja's younger brother Anil had severed all ties with him and ousted him from the family. All Raja has come to know during all those years is that, soon after Raja's imprisonment, Anil had married Sita, the woman Raja was ardently in love with and who considered herself abandoned by Raja as neither he nor Anil had told her the truth about the reason of his vanishing without a trace.

Just once Raja wants to see his family again after being released and check about their well-being. So in a rainy night he sneaks to the house where Anil and Sita live with their grown-up sons
Surya and Sumair – and thus he unintendedly provokes a storm which inch by inch unrolls his past and reveals more and more details and lies around the crime for which Raja has atoned for 25 years; details which mostly were not known even to the people involved and which gradually unveil their mutual entanglements. But only with the help of Vishal, Raja's friend from prison whom he now meets again, the whole tragic truth comes to light...

Illustration by Eva Nieberle, 26 pages

Sprache/Language: ENGLISCH!!!!! Bruno & Leander - Series A lovingly illustrated story about the connection between the blustering but gentle dragon Bruno and his small, yet purposeful way and soulmate Leander.

Coffee-Table-book by Sigi Böhmer & Nena Fraile, 43 pages



Book One of the Coolbit-Series, written by Ute Fries and illsutrated by Eva Nieberle,

A Christmas story for children from eight to one hundred.

Book Two of the Coolbit Series, written by Ute Fries and Eva Nieberle, 32 pages



Book by Dragoljub Todorovic, 125 pages

Dragoljub Todorovic was born in 1985, in former Yugoslavia/Serbia. He consider himself to be cosmopolitan. He has been involved in writing since the age of 12. He is a writer, poet, multimedia worker who was also included in some social movements. During his life, he attended many international seminaries and published a variety of articles on the subject of politics, economy and human rights. He published a non-fiction book about economy in 2004. In the meantime, he continued to publish his articles and poetry, and participated in many international projects and programs. Although he always loved art, this was his first attempt to gain a better perspective of his inner art potentials.