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When the police deem the mysterious death of a television actor’s son a suicide, the grieving father turns to his niece, the solider-turned-private-investigator Radha Bose, who suffers from PTSD over a harrowing exit from the military.
Meanwhile, when cynical, sardonic teenager Aditya Gokhale is pursuaded to attend therapy after an unsuccessful suicide attempt, the therapist suggests that Aditya, who has recently dropped out of college, occupy himself by working with her friend, a certain female private investigator.
In this unique blend of crime thriller, psychological thriller, drama, and (the start of an unlikely) love story, what begins as a simple investigation turns into a labyrinth of lies, deception, greed, and betrayal, as Radha and Aditya, while navigating their inexorably complex relationship, hunt a murderer so cold, so calculating, so heartless, as to make the blood run cold.
CHANDRAYAN GUPTA
Chandrayan Gupta is a biologically young, psychologically ancient writer and law graduate with a multitude of hobbies and interests, such as gaming, reading, painting, learning languages, playing the guitar, listening to music, and sometimes cooking.
In addition to writing psychological crime thrillers, such as the award-winning Motherson, Chandrayan is also a prolific writer on the acclaimed American platform Medium, where he has written over 400 articles on topics ranging from mental illness and productivity to history and artificial intelligence.
Chandrayan is excessively needy and insecure, and hence would love if you got in touch with him with your comments, impressions, feedback, and more, using the below handles.
As a final aside, Chandrayan feels silly writing this bio in the third person, but apparently that is the convention. Oh well.
