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Book-Two of the collected interracial and female-led fantasies of Malkin Jamali brings us two tales of needy and unknowingly weak European men being shown exactly who they are by the strong – and sometimes occult - women of the Indian Subcontinent.

We open with "The Women From Madras", Ms Jamali's story of possession and obsession stretching from the English Home-Counties to the Indian Subcontinent. Read on, as a mother and adopted daughter travel from India to the English countryside to settle the affairs of the mother's late-sister… But it is not only money and bricks and mortar the sister has bequeathed to them… For the women, as was the sister, are both members of the same secretive religious sect and the sister has described a divorced Englishman she thinks will interest them very much… Even if the man himself will rue the day he ever laid eyes upon them

We complete Book-Two with "Serving Ms Shreya", Ms Jamali's compelling and psychological fantasy of a woman coming into her own for the very first time. This after the death of a controlling Anglo/Indian husband she had been joined to via an arranged-marriage… A young widow from Pakistan, now living in England, who uses her new-found independence, security and wealth to try and realise the fondest dream from her earlier years… That of being the "Malkin" of her own home… And not only employing but RULING over an older and attractive man from her new and adopted country.

Malkin Jamali writes female-led fantasy and occult fiction in which strong and assertive Indian women overcome bigotry and marginalization to exert control over their own lives and that of the European men unwise enough to disrespect them.