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Songs of Hope: With a Healthy Helping of Melancholy
“Hope is a good thing. Maybe the best of things. And no good thing ever dies.” – Andy Dufresne
This line from The Shawshank Redemption has been the guiding philosophy behind this finely crafted collection of poems that may not always leave you cheerful but promise to inspire positivity all the same. While the themes within are as varied as the stars in the sky, they all have the same end goal: to give hope and to do so without letting go of reality.
Songs of Hope is the very first collection of poems composed by yours truly and are inspired by the likes of Rabindranath Tagore, John Keats, and PB Shelley.
Now available on Amazon
World Heist: A Globetrotting Sci-Fi Action Thriller
An irresistible offer pulls Hope Hastings back into the world of crime. One simple heist turns into a globe-trotting adventure that pits her against the most dangerous people on the planet. And if things couldn’t get any worse, she is on the verge of getting evicted!
As she embarks on a mission way above her pay grade, she uncovers lost civilizations, ancient aliens, and a horrifying conspiracy to turn everyone into mutants.
Armed with nothing but sheer will and teamed with equally desperate people, Hope will need her wits about her if she wants to make it out alive. Although, it might already be too late for that…
World Heist is a standalone sci-fi thriller inspired by the works of authors like Douglas Adams, Andy Weir, Jim Butcher, and Terry Pratchett.
Available now only on Amazon!
About the Author
Saroor has been writing for as long as he can remember. He published his first professional work in 2015 and has been building his repertoire ever since through novels, articles, essays, and short stories on a wide variety of topics. When he’s not walking his dog or obsessing over sci-fi details no one else cares about, he can be found on his laptop slowly chipping away at his next book which he swears will come out… eventually.
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Email: sarusarao@gmail.com
What readers are saying about Saroor’s books
‘Hard to put down. “One more page” often turned to “one more chapter”, which then turned to “it’s only 1 a.m., I can fit in another few chapters before I fall asleep”.’
The banter is hilarious. Great story that kept me hooked from start to finish. I don’t usually like sci-fi books but the banter between the characters is so entertaining that I wasn’t bored for one second. Not to mention the absolute deadpan narration is hilarious too. It reminds me of old-timey authors like Jerome K Jerome and G K Chesterton. Really really fun book.
Ren is my blorbo but almost all characters are really likable. They had fun chemistry, good depth, and compelling arcs by the end of the story. I just didn’t want my time with them to end. While the heist part is central to the story, it is the characters that actually brought it home for me. They felt like real people and saying goodbye to them was genuinely sad for me.
SAROOR SARAO 