Book Three of The Saga of Storm Brothers

Vikrant Solankhi built the empire. His sons survived his death and inherited a throne none of them asked for. Then they went away to London and came back as different men.

Now the running begins. Not away from anything. Toward everything.

Kabir returns with an energy thesis that could reshape the company's future. Dev comes back with the debate club voice that turns boardrooms in his favour. Rishi carries a systems methodology that will rebuild how the company thinks. Sameer brings a musical foundation that reaches parts of the business no spreadsheet ever could. Four brothers, four different educations in the same two years, converge back on Bombay with no time to rest.

The Years of Running is the story of what happens after the grief and the distance are behind you, and all that is left is the work. It is the building year multiplied. It is four men learning to run a company, a family, and a legacy at the same time, discovering that coming home was never the finish line. It was the starting gun.

Book Three of an eight-book, 120-year family saga that began with Vikrant Solankhi's arrival in Bombay in 1927 with two hundred and twelve rupees and a single principle: find what is needed before it is needed.