Choice is but an illusion (Paperback)

Paperback. About the Book When rain remembers, so do we. Mumbai, Pune, Goa, Zuerich-Raj moves through cities the way memory moves through time. A coin warmed by other hands. A pen that writes half a beat ahead. A diary that will not keep to its century. And a woman in a saffron shawl who arrives to witness. His careful life begins to glitch-metadata naming strangers, reflections answering late, messages stamped only "Noon." Following a thread from a Pune stationer to a Goan sacristy drawer and a bridge where two versions agree to meet, Raj learns destiny isn't a cage but a way of remembering. Choice is a time-bent love story of recognition and return, where numbers balance and stories confess. As trading floors blur into rain-streaked terminals, the question he keeps asking-What am I, if not memory? -starts answering back. If every ending is another beginning, how do you choose when the choice has already chosen you? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…