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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
John Roe, a young boy of London slums, loses his mother in a freak incident: homicide at the hands of a lunatic. Years later, now adopted son of the prestigious House of Dawson, John joins Oxford University accompanied by his foster brother Edward. John has one singular goal: to understand the inner workings of an insane mind. Even the curriculum of the world’s best college leaves John’s curiosity unquenched. But when four serial killers break loose from Oxford Asylum and a city wide hunt is initiated following a series of grisly murders, John’s brilliant mind finds its moment of glory. While he battles against the demented minds of Oxford’s worst, he doesn’t quite know that he is but a pawn in a much more sinister game of intellect. Can John unveil the ultimate evil before it is too late?
Rishi Pathak
Rishi Pathak, a bright boy of 17, has come up with his fourth book. An avid reader since his early childhood, Rishi enjoys reading books on versatile subjects ranging from the Classics to Contemporary Novels, from Mythology to Modern Physics. He has a special talent for thinking creatively and penning his thoughts very articulately.
He took to writing at an early age of nine. Three of his earlier stories belong to the detective genre and are available as ‘Return of the Phantom of the Opera’, ‘Million Dollar Sovereign’ and ‘Justice Blind No More’. His third Novel ‘Justice Blind No More’ was featured in ‘The World Book Fair’ in Delhi and Chennai. It did well and got him into the news; there was an elaborate article in the ‘Times of India’ supplement and a Marathi (vernacular) newspaper, ‘Loksatta’.
Aside from his ventures into writing, Rishi takes deep interest in scientific research and inventions. He is currently working passionately on a few scientific projects.
