"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalRita—a reputed investigative journalist whose life revolves around exposing corrupt politicians and their schemes.
Raghav—a young business tycoon who has everything that one can want in life, especially the capability to pull strings in the corridors of power.
Samar—a highly decorated officer of the Indian Army disenchanted with the system.
The three protagonists, highly motivated, and friends since college want one thing—India’s name to be etched in glory.
However, their ideologies are poles apart. Each acting upon their wish, their paths often cross leading to chaos and anarchy.
Random killings take place—Rita stumbles upon a terrible plan. Someone desperately wants her dead… Is there something more sinister lurking behind the façade that Rita discovers? What role do Raghav and Samar play in bigger scheme of things?
Eventually a Maoist Leader, Head of the RAW and ISI Director get entangled in the mess. This concoction, too powerful to contain, grips the entire nation and may redefine the geo-political situation. In the milieu of misgovernance and scams, extremism, lawlessness and government ineptitude, their actions will decide the fate of the entire subcontinent outside the borders.
Kenneth Jones
Kenneth is a graduate in Bio-technology and MBA by qualification. He is also an alumnus of the public policy Thinktank, The Takshashila Institution. He works in one of the top Indian IT firms and is based outside the country.
He penned his debut novel Game of Anarchy against the backdrop of the volatile and fast-changing political landscape of India due to his keen interests in international and political affairs. He has had an affinity towards public policy formulation and the Indian constitution since he began preparing for the Civil Services Examinations, which provided him a different perspective of how the nation functions.
