What would you do if you were to find your daughter on a romantic trip when your father aborted your romance?

What do you do when you are at the pinnacle of your career through diligence yet find your child taking risky calls in life?

Rahul Sen was married against his wishes and lived a life full of guilt. He, therefore, drowned in hard work to suppress the guilt deep under his achievements. But one day, he finds his only daughter in a romantic relationship.

As Rahul opposes the decision and sets out to garner support in the family, all the consequential ladies of his life confront him. This conflict leads him through a psychological upheaval that exposes his guilt from the secret past.

Will he be able to protect his family from destruction? Is his well-crafted life and career destined for a fall? Or will his strong traditional values help him navigate the trauma and conflict?

'Jasmines of Twilight' is a perfect story of how different ladies in life… a daughter, a wife, a girlfriend, a mother, and an ex-flame… like the fragrances from different jasmines… can temper and guide his desperate life to an appropriate destination.

If you like the subtle oriental interpretations of the eternal relationships between the masculine and the feminine, love and romance, tradition and modernity, father and daughter, etc.,… you would love to read this book and enjoy sharing the complex psychological journey of Rahul Sen.

The author could barely find a good genre for his book. Will you immediately buy a copy to read and name the same for this first-time author?