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They got together for their college reunion after 10 years. The toppers came. The competitive ones came. The married ones came. The ex-lovers came. The back-benchers came. Reyansh (Rey) – ‘The Wolf’ came too.
Wolf is the ultimate fixer. A man who operates from the shadows. He is the guy who drove all the women in his batch crazy all those years ago; the swashbuckling kickboxing blackbelt S.P. of Gurgaon, Miss Maya’s Rey.
It was like any other reunion. Until Nitya gets killed. Then Yutika. Then Deva. And then in every crime scene, Maya and her team find evidence pointing to Reyansh. Was the relationship with Maya just a means to deflect suspicion? Or are these murders being staged to frame ‘The Wolf’? Or did the reunion kindle old rivalries with Rey, while reigniting old flames?
In yet another thriller that rapidly snakes through a tale of passion, murder, love and friendship, Suvika brings alive stories of men and women in new India.
Suvika
Suvika’s female protagonists are Indian women of the 21st century. They are strong and independent; women, for whom love is part of their life’s journey, not the destination. They need no white knights to fight their battles and are no man’s arm candy. These are the kind of women, especially the ones between ages 25-35, that people look for when they read a book or watch a show or a movie. These women are not just her protagonists or heroines. They are the ones that women look up to as their role models.
The men of today’s world are mature. They see women as their equals; their partners. These are the kind of men that women today look for and fall for. They are the male protagonists of her stories. The combination of the two amid a crisis is the crucible for an intense romance between the two.
