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A POLITICAL PUPPETMASTERA DIABOLICAL SCHEMEA VOLATILE LOVE AFFAIRRISING CORPORATE STAR Reeva Rai is offered a prestigious position in a top-notch PR agency. It is the opportunity of a lifetime. But working with ENIGMATIC BILLIONAIRE Kunaal Kabi was not going to be easy. Even as she develops feelings for him, she is determined to prove herself.But when an activist friend turns to her for help with a real-estate scam, Reeva has to make a high-stakes choice. Can she retain the credibility of her prominent clients while helping hundreds save their homes?As she digs deeper to find solutions, a nefarious scheme unravels with unexpected connections. A no-holds-barred race ensues, blood is drawn and REEVA IS TRAPPED IN THE EYE OF A POLITICAL THUNDERSTORM. IF SHE SUCCEEDS, POWERFUL PEOPLE WILL HAVE MUCH TO ANSWER FOR. 'An excellent account of today’s cut-throat world, told through an intense love story. The complexity of the characters and the story keeps you riveted until the unexpected end.'MADHUR BHANDARKARAnkita Verma Datta is an Economics graduate from Mumbai University and is trained in advertising communication and marketing at the Xavier Institute of Management/Communication. She has spent more than a decade in the advertising industry, handling a wide range of clients from finance, insurance, education, food industry, and also government sector and political campaigns, before starting her own communications consultancy in 2003. Apart from marketing and advertising, she has interests in various other fields, including curating antique Portugal houses in Goa and ’hobby-breeding’ the exotic dog breed of Tibetan Mastiffs. An ardent nature and animal lover, she spends her time between Mumbai, Lonavala and Goa.Trust Me Not is her debut fiction novel and she intends to continue writing socio-political thrillers with current relevance in future too. She writes to evoke and entertain.
