About the Book -
Threads of Fate: Stories of Love, Loss, and the Cost of Human Choices
Threads of Fate presents ten short stories that explore the balance between financial management in business and family life. Though the characters are fictional, their experiences reflect real-life situations. Money is essential, but peace, happiness, and life itself are priceless. Each story reveals how business people can harmonise leadership with personal responsibilities, showing that true success lies in both professional growth and family well-being. The narratives highlight that wisdom is not innate but gained through patience, observation, and experience, strengthening our foundation for the future. It reminds readers that life's real victories come not just from wealth or ambition, but from overcoming inner and outer battles with balance, purpose, and wisdom.
About the Author -
Sherin Thomas, a woman of many titles, embraces every season of life with passion, persistence, and purpose.
An accomplished educator and entrepreneur, she draws on her problem-solving skills, and her optimism shines through every role: mother, teacher, artist, and mentor. She inspires others to build spiritually and emotionally healthy relationships and remains deeply engaged in community and volunteer work. Originally from Hyderabad with roots in Cochin, she has called Dubai home for 22 years, building not just a life but a legacy. A mother of three and a world traveller who has visited 47 countries, she speaks six languages. She finds joy in painting, dancing, writing, gardening, and playing the keyboard, and she lives each day with creativity and purpose.
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