![]() ![]() Shah Jahan’s grief isn’t just that of a man who lived centuries ago it’s a well of emotion felt long before Mumatz Mahal ever lived, and is still felt today. Most important, he manages to convey universal feelings in a tangible and intimate way. “Shors.creates a vivid and striking world that feels as close as a plane ride. It is truly a work of art, rare in a debut novel.” – The Des Moines Register Elegant, often lyrical, writing distinguishes this literary fiction from the genre known as historical romance. ![]() “Jahanara is a beguiling heroine whom readers will come to love none of today’s chick-lit heroines can match her dignity, fortitude and cunning. In his first novel, John Shors brilliantly recounts one of the world’s greatest love stories, narrated against a backdrop of hatred and violence." – India Post "Beneath a Marble Sky is a story which literally speaks to you. ![]()
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