Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors
post
page
product
Want to stay in the loop with latest bookish news and views? Subscribe to HarperBroadcast!
harpercollins-broadcast
close
search

Tanushree Podder

HarperCollins Presents An Invitation to Die by Tanushree Podder

| | | | | | | | | | | |

Reader reviews for the Colonel Acharya series “Watch out for Colonel Acharya, an Indian version of hercule poirot” “A perfect read for all suspense lovers” “A crisp and intelligent plot that will keep you guessing” “I loved every second of this book and it held my attention till the very

#CriminallyGood: Scarlet Night, The Final Chapter

| | | |

*drumroll please* Thrilled to announce that we have a winner! Trisha Bora started the series, Tanushree Podder took forward an exciting premise, Amitabh Pandey brought on the twists, Vish Dhamija steered matters beautifully to the penultimate chapter, and Kalpana M. Muttireddi, the winner, has brought the story to a satisfactory, convincing

Indian Preview: Our Top New Releases from December

2017 has come to an end and we hope this year was as wonderful for our readers as it was for us. We’d like to end this year with a bang and some of our best books have released this month. Here are the top five releases, go get your

#CriminallyGood: Scarlet Night, Chapter Three by Amitabh Pandey

| | | | |

After a cliffhanger second chapter by Tanushree Podder, Scarlet Night is back with a new instalment from the writer of crime novels Himalayan White and Himalayan Hazard, Amitabh Pandey. Just one more chapter to go after this, before we throw it open to readers to write the final chapter of

#CriminallyGood: Scarlet Night, Chapter Two by Tanushree Podder

| | | | |

We’re back with Scarlet Night, part of our month-long celebration of crime fiction. Hope you enjoyed reading the first chapter by Trisha Bora which we shared exclusively on Harper Broadcast last week. Today, we bring you the next instalment of the series, the second chapter by Tanushree Podder. Here we go: