Meet The Duo

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G For Geeta

I am Geeta, the Genius amongst the two. Sensible and sensitive, I am the Balancer. A voracious reader and mother of three (two kids and a husband!!!) you can call me a 'Beauty with Brains'. Having a penchant for writing, I am on my way to script my success story as an author/poetess. In case you wish to receive a guest post from my side, do an interview or wish to spotlight my work, contact me at :-

geeta1801@gmail.com

R For Rajalakshmi

Just like my tongue twister name, I am the impulsive brat amongst the duo who needs to be constantly reminded of Terra Firma. I am practically complicated, thanks to my being a mother of five (two kids, one younger sis, mother and father). It was on an impulse that I turned a writer and then an author. In case you wish to review my book, need a guest post from her side, do an interview or wish to spotlight my work, contact me at :-

rajalakshmiprithviraj@gmail.com

The Awesome Duo

We are two friends who met, thanks to serendipity, and have common passions. We understand even the silence between us and are true BFF. We share loads of common interests. The bottom line in our friendship is trust and always being there.

In case you want us to review your book, do an interview or feature your guest post, please check out our Ground Rules and mail us at

myonestopdestination@gmail.com

P.S- Please write Review/Guest Post/ Author Interview as the subject.



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