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THE SUPERFLARE by Andrew G. Berger

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  đź“šTHE SUPERFLAREđź“š đź“šAndrew G. Bergerđź“š ✨️The narrative of Andrew G. Berger's novel THE SUPERFLARE takes place in a post-apocalyptic world in 2051 after a massive solar storm wipes out all of the planet's electronics and power sources. The pristine cities' order has crumbled, and anarchy reigns everywhere. The main character of this book, Julia, is a 17-year-old girl from a spick-and-span metropolis who meets Winston, an 18-year-old from a village where the use of digital gadgets was severely forbidden. They gradually developed feelings for one another despite having to fight hard to survive in this post-apocalyptic world. What will happen next in the narrative, and what will become of them? To know more about what happened next, read the book now. ✨️The book's title is incredibly fascinating to read. The cover has a nice design. Together, Julia and Winston face challenges that push them to confront the tenets of their respective societies and to fight valiantly for t

The White Collar By Sunil Kumar

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 The White Collar, a work of contemporary fiction by Sunil Kumar, is a novel about the country's middle class and the systemic corruption that affects everyone, from low-level employees to those in positions of authority, daily. The author has crafted an enthralling story that serves as a mirror of society via the characters of Neha, Kamal, and Akash. Whatever occurs in our everyday lives is nothing more than a reflection of ourselves as individuals living in a broken society. All three of the main characters are presented as civil service candidates with one common goal: to get the desired position. While Akash leads a luxurious lifestyle because of his filthy rich roots, Neha and Kamal come from modest beginnings. The former pursues his objective and desire, whereas the other two have to give up their aspirations when they fail to succeed and end up becoming elementary government teachers. It's fascinating to observe how inequalities in status cause things to turn nasty. Unex