Do you like stories about life, death, and human behaviour, not in a frightening way but with a twist? Stories that entertain and enlighten, that leave you with a sultry smile about the comic, human side of tragic situations?

Welcome to Kaleidoscope: Short Stories of Many Hues.

This book contains twenty-two stories which will haunt you, tingle your spine, provoke thought and, often, bring a smile. In this collection, you will find stories like these:
• A woman on her deathbed in Coma can hear things around her without anyone else knowing it and finds her new world comically fascinating.
• At a conference of Bacteria, one of the species raises the often-debated topic in Gut Feeling; Does the Human really exist?
• In Prognosis, a doctor specialising in palliative care cannot handle it when his own daughter is diagnosed with a terminal disease.
• Find out what happens when a son realises that the body of his father who died in the pandemic is lost in The Funeral.
• A 50th Wedding Anniversary reveals more secrets than it hides, but can the old, happily married couple handle them?
• In Confession, find out what happens when long lost Parikshit Sharma returns home to visit his dying mother who can't move or speak one last time.
• A young woman not willing to settle for anyone less than a Soulmate in marriage fi-nally finds one, or does she?
• When a corporate manager Robin is asked by his colleague to Help someone, he thinks he does provide it, or does he?
• A successful industrialist looks forward to his felicitation at his batch Reunion, but is it really something worth looking forward to?
• Everyone loves the caretaker of terminal patients, but what exactly are they grateful for? A medical student finds out in Grace Ayah.
• Read about these.. and some more..

With stories of mystique, tragedy and comic irreverence, Kaleidoscope promises the reader the many tragic, comic, and spooky shades of life, death, and human behaviour, with an odd turn. Grab your copy now!!