Three Sisters - Nirmala Goyal
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She threw her daughter into the fire. She locked her brother in an iron box to die. She hated her sister for being frank with her husband. Naina, the eldest of three sisters, meets with an accident, and the terrible accident changes her life completely. She isn't a normal girl now. She is dangerously mad. Ruby, the second sister, is an ambitious girl, but her ambition for leading a free life makes her reach ... Full description
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Description
She locked her brother in an iron box to die.
She hated her sister for being frank with her husband.
Naina, the eldest of three sisters, meets with an accident, and the terrible accident changes her life completely. She isn't a normal girl now. She is dangerously mad.
Ruby, the second sister, is an ambitious girl, but her ambition for leading a free life makes her reach a dreadful halt from where her escape isn't easily possible.
Divya is the youngest of them and the most beautiful too. Her beauty becomes the reason for her misfortune. She is duped by her friend's brother who is mad at her. Later, when Divya gets married to a boy of a reputed family, he threatens to tell her husband the whole matter.
Keshav, the brother of the three sisters, is an illegitimate birth of his mother's relation with the servant of their confectionery shop.
Shekhar, the patron of the family, indulges in gambling and becomes a pauper after squandering all the money.
On the contrary, the servant becomes a rich person and employs Keshav as his servant in his shop.
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| Author | Nirmala Goyal |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Notion Press |
| Release year | 2018 |
| Cover type | Softcover |
| EAN | 9781642491777 |