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#FirstLook | The Belated Bachelor Party by Ravinder Singh

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Chapter 2 ‘Sounds exciting, but I have a project delivery scheduled during that time,’ a voice said. ‘Great idea! However, I got back from a family vacation just last month. Another vacation in six months looks really difficult,’ followed another. The third one pitched in. ‘This would have been so

HarperCollins India presents The Billionaire’s Funeral by Elijah Brahms

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is proud to present THE BILLIONAIRE’S FUNERAL Elijah Brahms A bold, new voice enters the dark world of crime fiction A fiction debut that cuts real close to the underbelly of big finance Billionaire investor Chad Cohen is at a London restaurant when all his credit cards are declined. Before

HarperCollins India presents Tune For The Dead: A Detective Dhruv Mystery by Anshul Vijayvargiya and Debashish Irengbam

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is proud to present a conspiracy of epic proportion TUNE FOR THE DEAD A Detective Dhruv Mystery  by Anshul Vijayvargiya and Debashish Irengbam Three suicides. An eerie piano symphony- the last thing they hear. One tune. Three listeners. Three grisly suicides. The melody – an eerie piano symphony – is the last

HarperCollins India presents Hijabistan by Sabyn Javeri

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HarperCollins India is proud to announce                 an exploration into the relationship between attire and identity HIJABISTAN SABYN JAVERI  A feisty, urban-women–centric collection of short stories in a fresh, powerful voice A young kleptomaniac infuses thrill into her suffocating life by using her abaya to steal lipsticks and flash men.

HarperCollins India presents Diary of a Malayali Madman by N. Prabhakaran

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HarperCollins India is proud to announce stories by a post-modernist pioneer DIARY OF A MALAYALI MADMAN By N. PRABHAKARAN (TRANSLATED BY JAYASREE KALATHIL) Meditations on madness from one of India’s finest fiction writers In the dimly lit yard of the arrack shop by the road, a small crowd had assembled,