Kama’s Last Sutra

Trisha Das

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Kama’s Last Sutra

Trisha Das
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Trisha Das

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“Wonderfully wicked and funny!” – HarperCollins India

Budding archaeologist Tara Singh has been excavating near the world-renowned, erotic temples of Khajuraho for two years, hoping to discover a new one. The only thing she has discovered however, is that she has a crush on her boss.

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Budding archaeologist Tara Singh has been excavating near the world-renowned, erotic temples of Khajuraho for two years, hoping to discover a new one. The only thing she has discovered however, is that she has a crush on her boss.

But the man Tara is truly fascinated by is the Chandela King Vidyadhara, who built the crowning jewel of the 1000-year old Khajuraho complex—the Kandariya Mahadeva temple. Also known as ‘The-one-with-the-most-sex-stuff-on-its-walls’.

Tara’s curiosity is about to be satisfied when she runs into Kala Devi, a tantric from the past who sends her back in time to the year 1022 CE. Now, armed only with an unwieldy sword and her wits, Tara finds herself trapped in a medieval world of queens, courtiers and concubines, politics and conflict and, of course, King Vidyadhara, who is everything she’d imagined—only sexier.

As she scrambles to find a way back home, Tara begins to wonder why she was sent back in the first place. To witness history in the making, or be a part of it? A heady cocktail of romance and history, this delicious tale will leave you thirsting for more.

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Trisha Das

Trisha, who has written and directed over 40 documentaries, moved to writing after 2005. She has authored The Mahabharata Re-imagined, a retelling of the epic through short stories, and two non-fiction books — The Art of the Television Interview and How to write a Documentary Script. The idea for the most recent one came up after she read the book Gods Behaving Badly by Marie Phillips. “That’s a story about a bunch of Greek gods, who land in New York City. That’s when I thought why not do something with Mahabharata, which I have grown up reading,” she says.

Trisha has been working on the book for the past five years, during the span of which she became a mother to two children. “It’s tough. I would have to attend to a crying baby, feed the baby, make the baby sleep, and this goes on in a loop. My writing happened in short spells, whenever I got time off being a mommy,” she says. “This took long because of my babies. I already have two other books in the pipeline, which should get done faster,” she says.

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