Brutal Hand

By Jigs Ashar| Ravi Subramanian

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About the book

Sometimes, life deals you a brutal hand…

When a wealthy business owner is found dead in a Mumbai parking lot, the police are flummoxed. Alok Dalal was a family man, with a wife and a teenage daughter, and no apparent enemies. Who could want him dead? And the only clue is a note with the word ‘Sorry’ on it-what could it mean?

As Inspector Abhay Rastogi investigates the baffling crime, the police find another body with a similar note. Is this a copycat crime, or are the two murders related? Will there be more bodies? Inspector Rastogi must race against time to catch an alarmingly elusive killer.

Packed with twists and turns, and non-stop action, A Brutal Hand will keep readers guessing until the very end.

Pages: 188

Available in: Paperback

Language: English

Jigs Ashar

JIGS ASHAR is an award-winning writer and banker-turned-consultant. His first short story, The Wait is Killing was adjudged a winner by Jeffrey Archer in the Times of India–Write India Season 2 contest; and his second, Make(up) in India, chosen by Shobhaa De, was also a winner in the same season. His third story, Duel, was shortlisted for the Juggernaut Short Story Prize for the year 2018. You can follow him on Twitter @JigneshAshar1 and on Instagram @jigsashar.

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Ravi Subramanian

Ravi Subramanian is the award-winning author of ten novels. His stories are set against the backdrop of the financial services industry. He has won the Economist Crossword Book Award three years in a row, as well as the Golden Quill Readers’ Choice Award. His books have been translated into Hindi, Tamil and Latvian. Visit him at www.subramanianravi.com or connect with him on twitter @subramanianravi or on Instagram @Ravisubramanian70.

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