Woefully succumbing to the excruciating pain of mind caused by unbearable loneliness and utter desolation, Professor Vivek, a Sri Lankan University Lecturer dies of severe heart attack while in deep sleep but returns to life again in solitude after the elapse of three days. In complete consciousness, he then delves into his past. He married his campus student and girlfriend Nayana and they were endowed with two daughters, Chand and Nisha. Nayana dies of heart attack in her sleep and Vivek becomes distraught and devastated. Chand and Nisha arrive in Sri Lanka for their mother's funeral and later feeling reluctant to leave their father all alone in his large house, endeavour to take him with them to their countries. Vivek declines their offer on the grounds that he has many incomplete tasks in hand to be fulfilled in Sri Lanka. On the very same night his two daughters have left him, due to untold loneliness and profound desolation, he undergoes excruciating pain of mind causing a severe heart attack resulting in his instant death in deep sleep without the knowledge of anybody. Nevertheless, after the elapse of three days, he feels himself alive again and on discreet personal paranormal investigation, discovers that his soul is split into two separate entities-his astral body in full life and animated, while his physical body is lifeless and inanimate. Being thoroughly knowledgeable in Occult Sciences, he utilizes his acumen in order to conjunct his live astral body with his dead physical body to metamorphose himself into an Achiever Revenant. Thus, he goes through a process known as "Rejuvenescence" and rejuvenates himself into a man in his thirty's or forty's possessing extraordinary virility, prowess and strength coupled with paranormal physical and mental faculties. Manik, who bears verisimilitude to young Nayana, develops a special interest towards Vivek when she enters the University at the age of 19 years, but hesitates to start an amour with him as she became aware that he was married. However, subsequent to the demise of Nayana, during Manik's final year in the University, their eyes met and she becomes his professed bride while residing with him in his house. Due to Vivek's paranormal extraordinary amorous attractions, Manik's two bosom campus friends, Sujatha and Rosy too become his professed lovers very soon. Meanwhile, Vivek rescues two beautiful teenage orphaned girls, Vinnie and Nanda on two separate occasions, who were on the verge of being ravished by the scheming Superintendent of their orphanage and brings them to the safe haven of his residence. Further in the case of Vinnie, he saves her after a daring battle in the night with two hooligans who pursue her with the criminal intention of raping her. Mesmerized by his prowess and magnanimous compassion, the two teenage damsels also become his professed lovers on their own free-will. He also uplifts the poor family of his clandestine lover, Rosy whose younger sister, Menaka too falls in love with him and turns his clandestine bride. The story thus escalates into an extraordinary sublime erotic romance involving unfathomable six love affairs comprising innumerable sexual and erotic delights, discoveries and explorations of Vivek the Achiever Revenant with his six pretty brides, viz. Manik, Sujatha, Rosy, Vinnie, Nanda and Menaka. Nevertheless, Vivek is confronted with a dilemma ultimately. In order to ensure his progeniture-the continuity of his Revenant Clan, in keeping with the Laws of Legitimacy, he must now marry only one out of his six faithful lovely professed brides. Although an intellectually versatile Revenant, where matters of the heart are concerned, he seems to be indecisive as to which one he should marry and requests the readers to advise him as to with whom he should enter into the wedlock.
About the Author: Professor Vidanage P. Karunaratne is Research Professor of the International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, England and Postdoctoral Research Scholar in Parapsychology and Transcendental Anthropology, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Sri Lanka. His Ph.D. Thesis dwells on Parapsychology and Vampirology, first-ever in Sri Lankan Universities. He has taken time to pen down more than two dozens of books including Research Papers, Novels, True-Crime and Translations in English and also half a dozen books in Sinhalese.