Meet Anuja Arora, a stay-at-home mom whose journey through life has woven a tapestry of diverse experiences and passions. Born and currently residing in the bustling city of Mumbai, Anuja finds herself rooted in the rich legacy of education and a profound appreciation for the power of words.

Anuja's upbringing was steeped in the art of eloquent communication and the wonders of literature. Despite hailing from India's bustling city, her heart always pined for the serene embrace of wilderness and countryside, prompting her to embark on travels across her homeland and beyond.

Throughout her journeys, Anuja's fascination with people from all walks of life, their cultures, and their stories has been a driving force. As a keen observer, she absorbs the essence of every place and encounter, collecting incidents, experiences, and anecdotes like precious gems. These treasured moments become the threads that weave the fabric of her writings.

Anuja's academic journey led her through the corridors of Jai Hind College, Mumbai, where she delved into the realms of Psychology and Literature. From her early years of schooling, her heart gravitated towards the vast landscape of English literature. Her initial foray into the world of written expression began with published poems and short stories in local newspapers, marking the beginning of her literary voyage.

Beyond her roles as a mother and writer, Anuja has also played an integral part in managing her husband's enterprises, including a travels company and a distributorship firm. Her versatility shines as she effortlessly balances these responsibilities while nurturing her own creative flames.

'Invisible Shackles' stands as a testament to Anuja's passion and perseverance. Her debut full length novel reflects the myriad colors of her experiences, insights, and the stories that have dwelled within her. With every word she pens, Anuja invites you to partake in her world—a world that celebrates the beauty of observation, the depth of human connection, and the artistry of storytelling.