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WHISPERS IN THE WHITE A TALE OF MYSTERY AND REDEMPTION
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Language
English
Publishers
Atlas Amazon, LLC. (22 Feb. 2024)
Weight
0.22 KG
Publication Date
22/02/2024
Pages
152 pages
ISBN-13
9798893020144
Dimensions
15.24 x 0.89 x 22.86 cm
SKU
9798893020144
Author Name
Mujahid Bakht (Author)
Mr. Mujahid Bakht, Profile:- LIFE HISTORY:- Mr. Bakht is a mature, experienced, extremely enthusiastic, energetic, administrator and thirty-six years have proven experience as a businessman in international marketing and public relations. Mr. Bakht is an International Real Estate Specialist, and Professional Business and Projects Consultant. He was born in Pakistan, Educated in Pakistan and USA. Presently American Citizen belongs to business-oriented family. Thirty-Seven years Resident of New York, USA.BUSINESS HISTORY:- Mr. Bakht is a Founder & President of Atlas Amazon, LLC., Mr. Bakht is a business developer and multilingual business specialist in the Caribbean, South East Asia, and the Middle East emerging markets Mr. Bakht has served, met, and hosted many “Heads of the Countries” Also, maintain a close relationship with investors of high net worth in the USA.CAREER:- Mr. Bakht has been engaged with many multinational companies in the field of international real estate investment, communication, technology, diamond, gold, mining, Pre-Feb housing, wind & solar energy, outsourcing management, and project consulting along with business partners & associates worldwide. Mr. Bakht has participated in major national and international conferences including participated in United Nations (U.N.O.) conferences. TRAVEL:- Mr. Bakht is well-traveled and has visited many countries worldwide.MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE:- Thirty-Seven years of diversified experience in project consulting, marketing, and business management. As a Director of Marketing, Director of Public Relations, Director of International Affairs, Executive Vice President, President, CEO, and Chairman of many national & multinational companies, where he served previously. Mr. Bakht hired and trained many professionals as business consultants in international marketing and supervised them. Mr. Bakht is the author and publisher of multiple books.CERTIFICATES; Certificate of Authenticity from Bill Rodham Clinton, President of the United States, and Hillary Rodham Clinton First Lady, USA. (July 20, 2000);HONORS MEMBER; Madison Who’s Who of Professionals, having demonstrated exemplary achievement and distinguished contributions to the business community, registered at the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. USA. (2007 & 2008)HONORS MEMBER; Premiere Who’s Who International, professional business executive having demonstrated exemplary achievement and distinguished contributions to the International business community, 2008 and 2009.CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT; Achievement Award was presented to Mr. Bakht by Stephen Fossler for five years of continued growth and customer satisfaction from 1996 to 2001.CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY; from Terence R. McAuliffe, Chairman of Democratic National Committee, Tom Dachle, Senate Democratic Leader, Dick Gephardt, House Democratic Leader, USA. (June 16, 2001);CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY; from Terence R. McAuliffe, Chairman of Democratic National Committee, USA. (April 16, 2002).PERSONAL MEETINGS WITH DIGNITARIES:Honorable. Teng-Hui-Lee, President of Taiwan. 1999.Hon. Leonard Fernandez, President of the Dominican Republic. 1999.Prince. Ahmed Fahad Al-Turki, (Saudi Arabia). 2000.Benazir Bhutto, Prime Minister of Pakistan, 2001.Dr. Keith Mitchell, Prime Minister of Grenada, West Indies. 2003-2004. Pierre Charles, Prime Minister of Dominica, West Indies, 2003.Mr. Charles Sovran, Foreign Minister of Dominica, 2003.Robert H. O. Corbin Leader & Deputy-Prime-Minister (PNC) Guyana 2004.Hon. P. J. Peterson, Prime Minister of Jamaica. 2004.Dr. Kenny D. Anthony, Prime Minister of Saint Lucia, West Indies. 2005.Hon. Owen Arthur, Prime Minister of Barbados, West Indies. 2005.Michael de la Bastide, “Chief Justice” and President of the Caribbean Islands. 2005. Mahmood M. Hussain, the Private Office of His Royal Highness. Dr. Sheikh-Sultan Bin Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Abu-Dhabi, U.A.E. 2005. Sultan S. Al Mansoori, Saeed & Mohammed Alnaboodah, Dubai, UAE 2005.Ibrahim A. Gambari, Under-Secretary-General (United Nations) 2006.Hon. Villasarao Deshmukh, Chief Minister of Maharashtra, India, 2006.Hon. Ashok Chovan, Minister of Industries, Maharashtra, India, 2006. Hon. Liu Bowie, Ambassador of China, United Nations, 2006.Senator Einstein Louison, Ministry of Agriculture, Grenada.Hon. Mark Isaac, Minister of State, Grenada, West Indies.Hon. Brenda Hood, Minister for Tourism, Civil Aviation, Culture, Grenada.Wayne Smith, Mayor, Township of Irvington, New Jersey, USA.Orlando J. Moreno, Brigadier General & Military Advisor, (UNO) Venezuela. Read more about this authorRead less about this author
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WHISPERS IN THE WHITE A TALE OF MYSTERY AND REDEMPTION. Evelyn Hartley had always found a peculiar comfort in the unknown, a thrill in unraveling mysteries that lay hidden beneath the surface of ordinary life.
But as she drove her old, rickety car along the snow-covered road leading to the secluded town, her heart raced with excitement and apprehension. The sky was a dull, leaden grey, heavy with unshed snow.
Bare trees stood like silent sentinels, their branches devoid of life, creating eerie silhouettes against the monochrome landscape. The further Evelyn drove, the more desolate the surroundings became.
Civilization seemed to have retreated, leaving behind a world engulfed in an endless expanse of white. Her car's heater struggled against the biting cold, a futile battle against the chill that seemed to seep into her bones.
Every breath she took materialized into a cloud of vapor, a ghostly presence in the quiet confines of her vehicle. As she neared the town, a sense of isolation settled over her.
The town appeared like a mirage through the snowy haze, a cluster of buildings huddled together as if seeking warmth from each other. The streets were nearly empty, save for a few locals who hurried along, their heads bowed against the wind, faces hidden beneath scarves and hats.
Their quick, almost fearful glances toward her car added to the town's unwelcoming atmosphere. Evelyn pulled up outside a small inn, its sign creaking eerily as it swung in the wind.
The building looked like it had seen better days, its paint peeling and windows dim with the grime of many winters. As she stepped out of the car, the cold hit her like a physical blow, making her gasp.
The snow crunched under her boots, the sound unnaturally loud in the silent town. Dragging her suitcase behind her, she made her way to the inn's entrance.
Her fingers, numb from the cold, fumbled with the door, which opened with a groan, announcing her arrival to the few patrons inside. The warmth of the inn was a welcome relief, but the curious, almost suspicious looks she received from the inhabitants did little to ease the knot of unease in her stomach.
The innkeeper, a grizzled old man with deep-set eyes, gave her a nod that was neither friendly nor hostile. "You're the journalist, aren't you?" he asked, his voice gruff.
"Heard you might be coming. The town's not had much interest from outsiders in a long while.
"Evelyn forced a smile, trying to shake off the chill that had nothing to do with the weather outside. "Yes, that's me.
Evelyn Hartley. I'm here to do a piece on small-town life.
The more. .
. isolated, the better.
" The innkeeper eyed her for a moment longer before handing her a key. "Well, you've certainly come to the right place for isolation.
The room's upstairs, first on the left. We don't get many visitors this time of year, so it's quiet.
"As Evelyn made her way up the creaking staircase, she couldn't shake the feeling of being watched. She reminded herself this was what she wanted - a place shrouded in mystery, a town with stories waiting to be uncovered.
Yet, the heavy silence of the inn, the almost palpable sense of secrets held close, made her heart beat faster. Her room was small and sparsely furnished, with an old-fashioned radiator clanking in the corner, struggling against the cold that seemed to seep through the walls.
She peered out of the frosty window at the town. The grey sky was beginning to darken, the approaching night adding another layer of mystery to the place.
Evelyn unpacked her things, her mind racing with questions. What secrets did this isolated town hold? Why did the locals look at her with such hidden fear and suspicion.
. .
But as she drove her old, rickety car along the snow-covered road leading to the secluded town, her heart raced with excitement and apprehension. The sky was a dull, leaden grey, heavy with unshed snow.
Bare trees stood like silent sentinels, their branches devoid of life, creating eerie silhouettes against the monochrome landscape. The further Evelyn drove, the more desolate the surroundings became.
Civilization seemed to have retreated, leaving behind a world engulfed in an endless expanse of white. Her car's heater struggled against the biting cold, a futile battle against the chill that seemed to seep into her bones.
Every breath she took materialized into a cloud of vapor, a ghostly presence in the quiet confines of her vehicle. As she neared the town, a sense of isolation settled over her.
The town appeared like a mirage through the snowy haze, a cluster of buildings huddled together as if seeking warmth from each other. The streets were nearly empty, save for a few locals who hurried along, their heads bowed against the wind, faces hidden beneath scarves and hats.
Their quick, almost fearful glances toward her car added to the town's unwelcoming atmosphere. Evelyn pulled up outside a small inn, its sign creaking eerily as it swung in the wind.
The building looked like it had seen better days, its paint peeling and windows dim with the grime of many winters. As she stepped out of the car, the cold hit her like a physical blow, making her gasp.
The snow crunched under her boots, the sound unnaturally loud in the silent town. Dragging her suitcase behind her, she made her way to the inn's entrance.
Her fingers, numb from the cold, fumbled with the door, which opened with a groan, announcing her arrival to the few patrons inside. The warmth of the inn was a welcome relief, but the curious, almost suspicious looks she received from the inhabitants did little to ease the knot of unease in her stomach.
The innkeeper, a grizzled old man with deep-set eyes, gave her a nod that was neither friendly nor hostile. "You're the journalist, aren't you?" he asked, his voice gruff.
"Heard you might be coming. The town's not had much interest from outsiders in a long while.
"Evelyn forced a smile, trying to shake off the chill that had nothing to do with the weather outside. "Yes, that's me.
Evelyn Hartley. I'm here to do a piece on small-town life.
The more. .
. isolated, the better.
" The innkeeper eyed her for a moment longer before handing her a key. "Well, you've certainly come to the right place for isolation.
The room's upstairs, first on the left. We don't get many visitors this time of year, so it's quiet.
"As Evelyn made her way up the creaking staircase, she couldn't shake the feeling of being watched. She reminded herself this was what she wanted - a place shrouded in mystery, a town with stories waiting to be uncovered.
Yet, the heavy silence of the inn, the almost palpable sense of secrets held close, made her heart beat faster. Her room was small and sparsely furnished, with an old-fashioned radiator clanking in the corner, struggling against the cold that seemed to seep through the walls.
She peered out of the frosty window at the town. The grey sky was beginning to darken, the approaching night adding another layer of mystery to the place.
Evelyn unpacked her things, her mind racing with questions. What secrets did this isolated town hold? Why did the locals look at her with such hidden fear and suspicion.
. .
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