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Sleep No More – A chilling psychological thriller set against the restless heart of India.
When a family man is murdered in his sleep aboard the Nagpur–Jammu Express, Inspector Sanjay Yadav and his partner Manish Kumar are pulled into a case that quickly spirals far beyond the rails. From crowded trains to dusty dormitories and ancient dharamshalas, the killings continue—always the same pattern, always the same silence.
The victims? Ordinary travelers. Their only “crime”? Who knows?.
The killer? A scarred childhood and mother’s absence, whose thirst for justice twists into a dangerous obsession. For him, silence is purity—and noise is sin.
As panic spreads across the nation, Sanjay and Manish must race against time to unmask a murderer who believes he is cleansing society, one sleeping breath at a time. But the closer they get, the more they must confront a haunting question: is he just a killer, or the mirror of a society that failed him?
From the clamor of train stations to the hushed terror of night coaches, Sleep No More blends suspense, psychology, and human drama into a relentless thriller that will keep you awake long past the final page.
Perfect for fans of Gillian Flynn, Keigo Higashino, and Indian crime fiction with a psychological edge.
Will you sleep easy tonight?
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Karan Bhagat
Karan Bhagat (born 1993) is an engineer by degree, a corporate professional by day, and a storyteller by night. Writing began as his midnight rebellion—a way to chase passion while the rest of the world slept.
His first novel, She Who Must Not Be Named, explored the tenderness of love. With Sleep No More, he ventures into darker territory: obsession, silence, and the thin line between justice and madness. Two very different stories, but both rooted in his fascination with the human heart—its strength, its fragility, and its dangerous desires.
Off the page, Karan is a sports enthusiast (football above all), a history buff, and an unshakable believer in the power of art.
If you enjoyed this book, don’t forget to check out his other work, She Who Must Not Be Named, available on Amazon. And follow him online for more updates, musings, and sneak peeks of what’s next:
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