About the Book

 

Six children. Six haunted trees. One night that changed India forever.
On New Year’s Eve 2027, while the nation celebrates under lights, music, and fireworks, six children vanish mysteriously from six different corners of India. No witnesses. No kidnappers. No bodies. Only one horrifying sound echoes before each disappearance:“Booo… Booo…”
As fear spreads from the haunted streets of Delhi to the cursed forests of Mayong (Assam) and the villages of Maharashtra and Telangana, investigators uncover a terrifying connection between the cases: ancient folklore, forgotten rituals, social violence, and a
darkness that was never meant to awaken again. But the disappearances are only the beginning.

Six Sisters is a chilling supernatural horror thriller that blends Indian folklore, mystery, psychological terror, and social reality into a haunting tale of fear, loss, and an ancient evil waiting in the shadows.

 

About the Author

 

Dr. Aman is an academic, researcher, and storyteller whose work bridges social reality, institutional analysis, and long-form narrative. With nearly a decade of teaching experience and extensive fieldwork across India, ranging from forests and villages to urban informal settlements, his writing draws deeply from lived social histories, folklore, and collective memory. These prolonged encounters with lived realities, silences, and inherited trauma shape his fiction. Six Sisters is his debut fiction novel, blending a dark mythological horror with social realism that draws upon folklore, social history, and the unseen consequences of injustice carried across generations.