Ashok Ferrey’s first novel

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After an absence of three years from the literary scene Ashok Ferrey is back with his first novel, titled Serendipity. Coined exactly 255 years ago, the word serendipity means "the occurence and development of events by chance in a happy way."

In an enigmatic twist Ferrey turns this definition upside down. What happens when events occur by chance in an unhappy way? Read the book and see. Ferrey will be signing copies of Serendipity all day today at Barefoot Bookshop, till 6 p.m.

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