About the book- In The Lovers of Rampore, Ashok Chopra delves into the many mysterious forms of love thus introducing a mystic quality to the everyday lives of his characters. From the thrills of lust to the joys and fears of genuine commitment, to the exploration of desire and dispassion that exist in all relationships, this is the story of love in all its different manifestations. Raja Rajvendra Veer Bahadur Singh married Rani Padmakshi Devi Singh, a woman thirty-three years younger to him, after losing his first wife. Theirs is a love built on respect, trust and the desire to support each other against all odds. In Rampore, their son, the dashing Yuvraj, is curiously averse to the very ideals his parents’ marriage embodies, choosing instead the path of instant gratification. In Mumbai, we’re introduced to Vikram Desai-an enigmatic architect whose principles, charm and persona change the course of all those whom he interacts with.

About the author - ASHOK CHOPRA, publisher, editor and author, has occupied some of the hottest seats in the Indian book trade--executive editor of Vikas Publishing House, vice-president of Macmillan India, publishing director of UBS Publishers, founder and executive director of India Today Book Club and publisher of Books Today, as well as chief executive and publisher of HarperCollins Publishers India.
Currently, he is the chief executive of Hay House Publishers India and is working on his next book The Long Road: Journeys into Unknown Lands. He lives in Gurgaon, near Delhi.

Ashok Chopra weaves a contemporary Bayeux tapestry of richly detailed stories which are mature, slow-burning and strum with a quiet passion that cuts across class, gender, and age, fundamentally altering the way we perceive love. In doing so, he also challenges society’s archaic understanding of the bonding between people.