Two Encounters are two different short stories, the first being Einstein’s Window  a supernatural experience which science cannot explain, whereas Ashes at Dawn is far beyond explanation of modern science. Both these stories gives you a perfect location of real places and real time, which the author has traveled and experience giving you a feeling that you are in it.

Einstein’s Window is a profound and luminous story about the quiet tragedy of a life unlived, the unexpected intersection of commerce and cosmos, and the moment a scientific mind is forced to confront a miracle. It is a story of awakening, asking whether the greatest truths are found in ledgers or in the mysterious space where light meets flesh.

Ashes at Dawn is a haunting and atmospheric story of ambition undone by mystery, where the certainties of the modern world collide with something far older and more profound. Blending psychological tension with the whisper of the supernatural, Raji Koshy crafts an unforgettable meditation on grief, connection, and the thin boundary between the living and the dead—and asks what happens when the universe forces us off the road we thought we were meant to travel. This book makes a interesting reading for the young and the old.