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>> “RV Raman has done to me what the likes of Ken Follet, Jeffery Archer, Robert Ludlum do. By far it’s the best thriller by an Indian writer.”
>> “To me, this is among the best crime fiction novel written by an Indian.”
>> “A nice combination of a mystery and a thriller that is written in an erudite manner. Tight plot, succinct narration and credible motivations.”
>> “A tight plot and pacy action took me hurtling towards a tense climax, making light of my 7-hour train journey.”
>> “An absorbing read that doesn’t resort to sleaze and sensationalism to retain the reader’s interest.”
>> “What I found quite distinct in the book is the use of the English language – clear, simple, no profanity.”
>> “Excellent plot and story telling. Crisp and clear writing. A solid plot that comes out very well in the final denouncement.”
>> “It kept me up till the wee hours of the night.”
>> “Really enjoyed trying to solve the mystery … got swept along by the pace of the thriller.
>> “… this book has crisp language, narrates a jolly good story, and does not employ obscenities and sensationalism in a bid to appeal to the mass market.”
>> “Extremely fitting for the present scenario in the country.”
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Detective fiction set in India - corporate & domestic 
Crisp & Taut. An absorbing read that doesn’t resort to sleaze and sensationalism to retain the reader’s interest. Good plot, good language, crisply written and topical.