V. Subhash Bücher

Unlikely Stories is an anthology blending horror and comedy through a series of supernatural, paranormal, and sci-fi tales. The narratives include an exorcism, an alien encounter, a haunted lift, a seance, a shapeshifter, a werewolf, a talking bird, an evil twin, an alien invasion, and a distressed young alpaca, all woven into a witty love story. In the first edition, the lead meets Vampira at a resort and believes she is his soulmate, entertaining his friend's kids with stories. An Indian crook, seeking a fresh start in the West, faces off against a dangerous mind-reading medium, Mademoiselle Zuma. Following a successful exorcism, he helps a teenager plagued by alien abductions. A deceased security guard haunts a lift, seeking revenge, while a femme fatale confronts the second lead. Mademoiselle Zuma also resolves the nightmares of two women, and an old mansion drives its new buyers to desperation. The first lead and Vampira plan their future, culminating in a humorous exploration of life’s mysteries. The second edition, the Mademoiselle Zuma Chronicles, features stories from her perspective, including a ghostly intruder, competition for Zuma, a rich heiress haunted by her twin, and an alien invasion targeting cows. The anthology maintains a clean tone, avoiding physical contact and explicit language, focusing instead on humor and clever storytelling.

The first edition of this book (written in 2003) was about investing in the Indian stockmarket but it remained popular around the world. This was because This is why one reader wrote (about the first edition): "I recently came across your eBook ‘How to Invest In Stocks’, and just wanted to let you know I think it is a very well written introduction to the markets!... Although your book obviously in tune with your home market in India, it still works very well for any market around the world (I work in both UK and France). I wish I had come across your paper many years ago! It's a great read..." While this completely revised second edition retains the original premise, it also has a global focus, updated information and new chapters. Today, the once-obscure task of stock trading has become trivial, as it is entirely electronic. For most investors, it is only slightly different from many other things they buy online. Although this book does show how to buy/sell stocks online, the stock-trading service provider you finally choose will have the best guide to their service . This book has a broader perspective.