Raising Demons by Shirley Jackson

Raising Demons by Shirley Jackson'Our new house was waiting for us, eager, expectant, and empty'Shirley Jackson skewered the trials of domestic life in 1950s America with wry wit and uncanny precision. In this sequel to Life Among the Savages, her four offspring have now grown into fully fledged demons. As their house starts to burst at the seams, the Jackson clan somehow manage (without really planning it) to move into a larger home, only to take the chaos absent furniture,

Dead litter

First published to mark the 50th anniversary of India’s independence

erotic and violent

Lord Krishna senses his indecisiveness and hesitation and accordingly counsels him to be firm in his decision of fighting for justice

such as Sarah Layton

migration and a lot of sex

The evolution of Hindu religion is also talked about in this book--from the Harappan times

and heavy debts are killing the dreams of millions of people

generating strong tension and almost unbearable suspense

Each topic in the book has been masterfully written

and that Jace has become a servant of evil

romantic love and prison agonies