Echoes Over the Ridge (Paperback)

Abhishek Kumar

ISBN 13: 9798899064708

Published by Notion Press, 2025

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Paperback. Somewhere high in the Himalayas, she left behind the life she loved. But the mountain never forgets its own.When Ravi walks away from his high-flying corporate job, he isn't chasing a midlife crisis, he's searching for something real. He finds it in the crisp mountain air, the dirt beneath his boots, and a woman who leads with grit and fire, Deepali, an untamed soul.She leads expeditions with a fractured foot, braves wild animals, and hikes through snowstorms while battling period cramps. She never complains. She never backs down. And she never stops climbing, not even when the world tells her she should.But even the wildest spirits can be tamed by invisible expectations. Marriage. Compromise. Silence. And one day, without fanfare, Deepali disappears from the trails.Twelve years later, she's back - not as a trek leader, but as a tourist, with a husband and kids in tow. Ravi sees her again. The woman who once belonged only to the mountains.And he asks the question no one else dares: "Do you regret it?"Her answer is quiet. Unapologetic. And it will stay with him forever.A powerful, soul-stirring journey of freedom, sacrifice, and the quiet rebellion of choosing your own path - She Belonged to the Mountains will leave you breathless long after the last page. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Echoes Over the Ridge (Paperback)
• Publisher: Notion Press
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798899064708
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

Somewhere high in the Himalayas, she left behind the life she loved. But the mountain never forgets its own.

When Ravi walks away from his high-flying corporate job, he isn't chasing a midlife crisis, he's searching for something real. He finds it in the crisp mountain air, the dirt beneath his boots, and a woman who leads with grit and fire, Deepali, an untamed soul.

She leads expeditions with a fractured foot, braves wild animals, and hikes through snowstorms while battling period cramps. She never complains. She never backs down. And she never stops climbing, not even when the world tells her she should.

But even the wildest spirits can be tamed by invisible expectations. Marriage. Compromise. Silence. And one day, without fanfare, Deepali disappears from the trails.

Twelve years later, she's back - not as a trek leader, but as a tourist, with a husband and kids in tow. Ravi sees her again. The woman who once belonged only to the mountains.

And he asks the question no one else dares:

"Do you regret it?"

Her answer is quiet. Unapologetic. And it will stay with him forever.

A powerful, soul-stirring journey of freedom, sacrifice, and the quiet rebellion of choosing your own path - She Belonged to the Mountains will leave you breathless long after the last page.