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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalIt’s the day of Aryan Sirohi’s execution. His life is beyond repair. He has been convicted of murder. His is the only trial in the history of the Indian Judiciary to have resulted in an unorthodox sentencing – death by lethal injection.
In his ultimate moments, Aryan Sirohi is tied down to a chair and just before sodium thiopental is injected into his blood stream, he shuts his eyes and reflects back on his life one last time. Aryan Sirohi was not always a criminal. Once he was a shining star, a good son, a great friend and a besotted lover. What went wrong when all seemed perfect?
This is a journey that takes you deep into the convoluted dark side of the human mind. A side that is born in a troubled childhood, feeds forever on fear and twists the very fabric of nature till it comes to rest in death.
But death is only the beginning…
Naveen Dagar
Naveen Dagar was a voracious reader himself till he got bored of mainframe commercial romantic novels and decided to bring pen to paper himself, albeit with a fresh style of narrative. He believes that there are hundreds of Dan Browns hiding in plain sight in our great country, unable to get their stories out just because one particular genre of literature has always been orchestrated by the Indian publishing industry: Crime Thrillers.
This book is dedicated to all the young writers out there – the next Da Vinci Code is just around the corner and it will be by an Indian author.
Naveen Dagar works as a professional in a corporate, fights traffic three hours a day to get back home and loves his Great Dane to bits.
