Paula Omokhomion

Shape of the Sun (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In a world where novels defy conventions and heroes defy expectations, immerse yourself in a journey unlike any other. Meet Rajkumar Reddy, a man whose walls were erected during a disrupted childhood, turning him into a proverbial chameleon-an elusive conqueror loved by everyone. But amidst the dysfunction that has become his second nature, Rajkumar reconnects with The One who ignites a love so powerful that it threatens to shatter his carefully constructed existence and expose the darkness that resides within. The brightness of this newfound love blinds Rajkumar, rendering him nearly sightless. As he fights to safeguard his hard-earned fortune from a crafty half-brother, maintain a façade to the world embodied in an affectionate father, and navigate the complexities of his relationship with his sister, Rajkumar is forced to confront his ways and the haunting trauma of his past - a deep, dark secret concealed for years. It is the one thing that could destroy everything he has worked tirelessly for, making him yearn for an end. Will Rajkumar manage to protect his secrets and secure his inheritance, or will his deepening bond with the one compel him to confront his inner demons? Can he find a way to coexist with his shadows, determined to gain everything without losing a thing? Prepare for a gripping tale of love, family, the high stakes of inheritance, and the journey to self in Shape of the Sun.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Paula Omokhomion
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Juli 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231893904
• Artikelnr.: 74883730

Autorenporträt

Paula Omokhomion is a Master of Public Policy student at the UC Riverside School of Public Policy, though she's fairly certain that won't be forever. She holds a B.S. in Public Health Nutrition from UNC Chapel Hill, where she also minored in Creative Writing (Fiction) and graduated with highest honors for her 120-page thesis novella, New Age Taffeta.

Paula developed her skills and love for writing fiction in a very, very interesting Nigerian boarding school, where the lack of television meant she had to invent entertainment to everyone else. She loves reading manhwa, watching Indian TV dramas, listening to music, and writing short stories.

When not doing any of those or in the classroom handling R code, she's refining her LinkedIn or taking Instagram selfies.
She lives in California with her family, including her two fellow triplets, and is currently dreaming of a future PhD in public healthand maybe another novel.