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Author: Sidney Sheldon
Publisher: Harpercollins Publishers
Year: 1998
ISBN: 9788172234904
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Ashley Patterson – an introverted workaholic , Toni Prescott – an outgoing singer and dancer , Alette Peter – a shy artist , all same , yet the different persons , precisely different personalities , all of them drooping to the same atrocity , the same trauma to such an extent

Author: Charles Dickens
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
Year: 2008
ISBN: 9780194792196
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Davy for the Peggotty Family, Trot for Aunt Betsey, Doady for Dora, Daisy for Steerforth , Copperfield for the Micawber Family and Trotwood Copperfield for some – David Copperfield , the blunderstone born optimistic , diligent and perserving character happens to be the main protagonist of this first person narrated eighth novel from the works of the great author Charles Dickens . The story revolves around David, elucidating us about the ups and downs endured by him. The story spotlights the various facets of the life of David Copperfield, starting from his childhood to his maturity.

Author: Jeffrey Archer
Publisher: Pan Publishing
Year: 2008
ISBN: 9780330419048
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This novel by Jeffrey Archer serves intelligence combined with team work at its best. It very well signifies what a person is capable of doing if he is good at what he is, in fact it would be more precise to say a guy's work can be breathtaking in any field if he has mastered his own. Punishment for a crime doesn't have to be legal or harsh every time. Sometimes it is better served without a proper acknowledgement from the accused. In that way it remains a win-win condition. This first novel by Mr. Archer exactly resides in the same stratum.

Author: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Publisher: Penguin Popular Classics
Year: 2008
ISBN: 9780140623611
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It became quite excruciating for Sir Charles Baskerville to stand, rather recuperate from the terror of the hound from the hell, the hound articulated to have jinxed the whole Baskerville family, that he became convulsed with an afflictive attack to the heart.

Author: Jules Verne
Publisher: Sterling
Year: 2008
ISBN: 9781402754272, 978-1402754272
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Set in the backdrop of London in the year 1872, this classic adventure novel by French writer Jules Verne cynosures a culminating gentleman Mr. Phileas Fogg from the 1870s London and his newly appointed chauffer Passepertout as they attempt to accomplish the accosting, rather audacious task of skirting the world in 80 days on a £20,000 wager (equal to £1,324,289 today) set by his friends at the Reform Club.

Author: Dan Brown
Publisher: Corgi Publication
Year: 2009
ISBN: 9780552161268, 978-0552161268
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Blasphemy in Religion and fabrication in Science may be utterly different, yet can antagonize the banal crowd to become savages from civilians. The minds and soul of the people are always scrupulous to the faith they follow, the belief they instigate within themselves, the intimidation imbibed by them and any kind of fantasy does not seem to beguile the humdrums.

Author: Jeffrey Archer
Publisher: Pan Macmillan
Year: 2011
ISBN: 9780330535670
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The protagonist of the book, Harry Clifton is prodded upon by various unanswered questions, rather oblivious to the child prodigy hidden within him. This Child prodigy is man hunted by a prodigal person, Old Jack – his mentor, punctiliously his keen source of knowledge and worldly virtues and values.

Author: Mario Puzo
Publisher: Arrow Publications
Year: 1991
ISBN: 0099429284
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Tyrant, Blackmailer, Racketeer, Murderer – His influence reaches every niche of the American society, his personality instigating fear among his fellow men as well as outsiders yet demanding a respectable welcome from both friends and fiends.