How far would you go to save one of your own?
Meet the Dhawan brothers:
Terran, the responsible one.
Kendrik, the reliable middle child.
Orson, with the carefree and caring nature.And
Farao, the angry, rebellious teenager.
Years after their parents' passing, the brothers have adapted to a life where all they have is each other. But, despite their best efforts, their brotherhood is divided and life in the Dhawan household comes with its fair share of hardships and tensions.When Farao is suddenly taken to the hospital after collapsing at school one day, what his test results reveal brings his brothers' entire world crumbling around them. Forced to acknowledge the ugly truth rooted in their past, Terran, Kendrik and Orson choose to hide everything from Farao, and to take on a journey to France, in a desperate attempt to give their family closure.
Can the brothers' improbable scheme save Farao's life? Can they face the secrets hidden in their past? Will their family survive the storms that await them on their voyage?
The Dhawan Brothers is a story of love and brotherhood; a tale about the lengths we go to for those we hold dear. It takes us on a mad adventure, a desperate search for hope, redemption and truth.
Ataya, Lucie: - Lucie Ataya grew up in Tours, France where her passion for writing and her love for the English language were born. She studied modern languages, took a random detour through Radford, Virginia in the US and moved to England to complete a Masters' Degree in Sociology at the University of Bristol. She now lives in London, England, with her Cocker Spaniel Veer and her Burmese cat Leela.A yogi at heart, Lucie practices yoga as a qualified Vinyasa Flow Yoga Teacher. For her day job, she works as a Project Manager in an Ad tech company. She's also a blogger, and was a regular blog contributor for Kiingo: The Writing University, covering topics such as creative writing, storytelling and the world of self-publishing.When she's not writing, working or practising her Sun Salutations, she can be spotted walking with Veer, trialing independent coffee shops, or indulging in crafty projects.Her first novel, No Pain, No Game, is a dystopian thriller, and was published in 2020.Shortly after, in April 2021, seeing a need for more content to help independent authors on their journey, she released Passing It Forward, a free non-fiction digital guide aimed to help indie authors navigate the process of self-publishing and book promotion.Her second fiction novel, The Dhawan Brothers, a contemporary family saga, released in 2024.A lover of books and fervent supporter of independent authors, Lucie worked for a few years as an editor and professional beta reader, helping new writers refine their stories and polish their writing.Lucie is also the co-founder of The Indie Writers Collective, an initiative dedicated to promoting Indie Authors and their work (Instagram: @the.indie.writers.collective).In 2020, Lucie created Shelf Life, a series of short quirky videos on the trendy and exclusive world of Bookstagram.
