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Life Stolen is an unconventional story of the imperfect imagery of Life, which has the pain of distance, meaning of love, loss of friendship and joy of that moral sacrifice. The story crosses the intersections of important events of history like the burning of the Library of Alexandria by Julius Caesar, the Trojan war of Greeks, the destruction of the Sun temple of Kashmir and the charm of Persian courts to remind us that history is not a mirror of the past but a window to the future. The story of Asvin and his life is a ruin, garden, and river in one go and takes you to inner journey of possible meaning of life and belonging. The great flood in this story cleanses all. This can be your story and only read this if you love to find yourself.