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Now, feeling grounded in her new life working along with being a part time voluntary yoga instructor and a single mom in New York, Lucky unknowingly enters the dangerous world of corrupt politics.

A Star Called Lucky is the sequel to Lucky Everyday written by Bapsy Jain. Follow the youthful, spirited Lucky on adventures that were unknown to her!

This novel returns the reader to the exotic world of the indomitable, spirited Lucky, whose global adventures in the international bestseller Lucky Everyday captivated audiences around the world.

In this amiable sequel to 2009’s Lucky Everyday, Lucky Boyce—accountant and intuitive sleuth—is yanked from her work for the New York State Department of Corrections (where she teaches yoga to inmates) by powerful and ambitious Clevis Coleman, director of the U.S. Global Wellness Council.

This novel is a sequel to Lucky Everyday which I have to say up front I have not read. It's yet another novel where I came into it unaware that it was a sequel either through my own inattention/forgetfulness or through poor descriptive prose in the novel's blurb, but as it happens, it seems that didn't require that you have to have read volume one in order to read this one.

This novel returns the reader to the exotic world of the indomitable, spirited Lucky, whose global adventures in the international bestseller Lucky Everyday captivated audiences around the world.

This novel returns the reader to the exotic world of the indomitable, spirited Lucky, whose global adventures in the international bestseller Lucky Everyday captivated audiences around the world.

Genres clash, and faith and spirituality come face to face with international intrigue in this sequel to Bapsy Jain’s debut novel Lucky Everyday, originally published as The Blind Pilgrim.

A Star Called Lucky by Bapsy Jain is a sequel of her successful debutant novel – Lucky Everyday. Jain’s mystery novel -with the feisty, flawed yet lovable Lucky Boyel as the central character -unfolds a fascinating narrative about a life giving mushroom, a mysterious Tibetan doctor, powerful yet corrupt politician.

A Star Called Lucky, returns to the exotic world of the spirited, indomitable Lucky, which left readers petitioning the author Bapsy Jain for this sequel.

A formerly successful businesswoman turned investigator for the New York State Department of Corrections becomes involved in a search for a legendary miracle cure in India.

6 editions published between 2009 and 2014 in English and held by 382 WorldCat member libraries worldwide

6 editions published between 2009 and 2014 in English and held by 382 WorldCat member libraries worldwide

Bapsy Jain is an Indian author noted for her bestselling novel Lucky Everyday which portrays the introspective spiritual journey of a woman faced with surprising life challenges.[1] Jain is also an entrepreneur.

Bapsy Jain is an Indian author noted for her bestselling novel Lucky Everyday which portrays the introspective spiritual journey of a woman faced with surprising life challenges. Jain is also an entrepreneur.

You can find numerous amazing books released daily. Our period on this planet is limited and we should choose what’s just the best for us. The thing is that right now there aren’t any tangible methods to make the smart choice.

Bapsy Jain is an Indian author noted for her bestselling novel Lucky Everyday which portrays the introspective spiritual journey of a woman faced with surprising life challenges.[1] Jain is also an entrepreneur.

The Blurb: This novel returns the reader to the exotic world of the indomitable, spirited Lucky, whose global adventures in the international bestseller Lucky Everyday captivated audiences around the world.

PressReleasePing 'A Star Called Lucky' is a fast paced sequelof Intrigue bringing back the Spirited Luckyfrom the best Seller Lucky Everyday byBapsy JainWritten in a concise, engaging style, A STAR CALLED LUCKY is the pulse-pounding sequelto Jain's LUCKY EVERYDAY.

Bapsy Jain is an Indian author noted for her bestselling novel Lucky Everyday which portrays the introspective spiritual journey of a woman faced with surprising life challenges. Jain is also an entrepreneur.

This novel returns the reader to the exotic world of the indomitable, spirited Lucky, whose global adventures in the international bestseller Lucky Everyday captivated audiences around the world.

Bapsy Jain is an Indian author noted for her bestselling novel Lucky Everyday which portrays the introspective spiritual journey of a woman faced with surprising life challenges.

Chillingly real characters captivate readers as Lucky struggles to trust the universe and solve a life threatening mystery Inspiring lessons in overcoming chaos with ease from international bestselling author Bapsy Jain.

A Star Called Lucky, returns to the exotic world of the spirited, indomitable Lucky, which left readers petitioning the author Bapsy Jain for this sequel.

Strong characters weaved in an entertaining plot with everything turning out well in the end for the main characters; A Star Called Lucky can easily be called an engaging read.

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Chillingly real characters captivate readers as Lucky struggles to trust the universe and solve a life threatening mystery Inspiring lessons in overcoming chaos with ease from international bestselling author Bapsy Jain.

New York, NY, May X, 2014 - Today Bapsy Jain and Vook announce the release of the  author’s second novel, A Star Called Lucky, returning readers to the exotic world of the  indomitable, spirited Lucky Boyce, whose global adventures in the international bestseller  Lucky Everyday captivated audiences around the world.

Lucky Everyday, an inspiring novel by Indian author Bapsy Jain, captures the human spirit’s ability to adjust to challenging twists that life often throws our way. A woman torn between the worlds of East and West, love and hate, past and present finds peaceful hope in the lessons of coincidence. Spiritual leaders, Yoga practitioners, and readers worldwide discover a new way of looking at the everyday and an inspiring reminder that love, anguish and spirituality apply in both turbulent and peaceful times.