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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The Palashbari Estate-sprawling near the heart of Kolkata-stands shrouded in malice. Two murders have already cast their shadow, bound by a chilling signature: the marigold.
Haricharan Raychaudhuri, the troubled owner of the estate, is haunted by cryptic threats and an ever-present fear of death. Desperate for answers, he turns to Detective Sen-an amateur sleuth with an unyielding resolve.
But before Sen can uncover the truth, the inevitable happens. Haricharan is found dead, a marigold clasped tightly in his hand-a final, haunting clue.
With time running out and the killer poised to strike again, Sen must untangle the web of secrets and lies hidden within the estate. Can he uncover the truth before the marigold engulfs another victim?
Agnibha Sengupta
Hello everyone! This is your author, Agnibha Sengupta, Class X, Vivekananda Mission School, Joka, speaking...I am a passionate writer and storyteller, debuting with my mystery novel, Marigold Cyanide. With a love for unravelling complex plots and creating vivid characters, I craft stories that keep readers on the edge of their seats. Inspired by the works of Agatha Christie and classic detective fiction, my writing aims to bring a fresh perspective to the genre, blending suspense with emotional depth.
When not writing, I enjoy exploring scientific mysteries and am an avid fan of Cricket, and Football. My fascination with both the known and the unknown often finds its way into my stories, adding layers of intrigue to my work.
I have been a published co-author under the Scholastic banner. I absolutely love music, and reading books. I feel free to call myself a bookworm!
Currently, I am working on new projects that delve even deeper into the world of mystery and suspense. I am excited to continue this journey and looking forward to sharing more captivating tales with readers. Hope I never outrun my ability to dream...
