Truly Appreciate Your Interest and Support As I Embark On a New Journey

Today marks the culmination of my work on The Ghosts That Come Between Us. With the launch of Ghosts, I begin my journey as an author. Thank you for your encouragement not only of my quest for writing but also of the causes that have motivated me to write, especially children and women abuse.

I am anxious to hear your impressions of The Ghosts That Come Between Us. Please be sure to post your reviews on the bookseller sites.

Best Regards,

Bulbul Bahuguna

The Ghosts That Come Between Us : Prologue

I am really excited to release the prologue of my book "The Ghosts That Come Between Us" to all my readers ahead of its launch on March 15th.

Download: http://www.bulbulbahuguna.com/Prologue.pdf

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Endorsement from New York Times Best Selling Author

"You need to read Bulbul Bahuguna's novel, The Ghosts That Come Between Us, if you are receptive to being moved and inspired by an intelligent and quite artistic writer. Once this wonderful woman, Nargis, enters your mind she will stay there forever. I cannot wait for her next book."

- Dennis Smith
Author, Report from Ground Zero, A Decade of Hope

The Story and the Inspiration behind "Ghosts"...in the author's own words

 

Psychiatrist, Dr. Bulbul Bahuguna, talks about the story and the inspiration behind her debut novel The Ghosts That Come Between Us, which is scheduled to release on Mar. 15, 2013. The book has received critical acclaim. It is a gripping account of family drama, dynamics, and dysfunction. Can one experience define your entire life?

Bulbul Bahuguna - "The Ghosts That Come Between Us"

  

 

Hello Everyone, I am here to tell something about my book"The Ghost That Come Between Us".

Its a strong story of a girl name 'Nargis'. While the book recounts delightful memories of childhood in the sixties and colorful anecdotes of family travels through young urban and feudal rural India,The book in the main is about Nargis's struggle to escape the confusing relationship with her father, Brigadier Yadav, and forgo the special status she thrived in and enjoyed growing up.Nargis's journey combines thedaring straight forwardness of innocent childhood with the poetic eloquence of an adult engaged in hazy reflection

BOOK REVIEW - "The Ghosts That Come Between Us"

The Ghosts That Come Between Us

"A stream-of-consciousness prologue opens this novel with questions about life, God and the meaning of everything. It's a move that places the reader squarely inside Nargis' fraught existence. Exactly what's wrong isn't clear, but it's obvious she's suffering mental and physical distress ... The path this endearing narrator takes is filled with bumps ... Bahuguna writes: "Daddy would call all the shots in the family: How we would be educated, what language we should speak, how we should behave, and how we should think. And also, how we must dream. He would even decide our relationship with God." It's a difficult story, but one that is well-told. Nargis is a relatable character and Bahuguna approaches her plight with grace and sympathy ... the family drama that ensues is efficiently handled."

"An insightful, graceful read ..."

By - Kirkus Reviews

Latest Book SYNOPSIS

The Ghosts That Come Between Us is a first-person narrative that follows the life journey of a girl named Nargis. The story starts in the Himalayas in post-independence India, spans through Communist Russia, and ends in a Chicago suburb in the United States.

While the book recounts delightful memories of childhood in the sixties and colorful anecdotes of family travels through young urban and feudal rural India, finding love behind the impervious Iron Curtain, and the adventure and challenge of immigrating to the U.S., the book in the main is about Nargis's struggle to escape the confusing relationship with her father, Brigadier Yadav, and forgo the special status she thrived in and enjoyed growing up.The closure Nargis strives for, she painfully realizes, has to come from within.

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