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Fiction,Indian Writings,Others,Women Empowerment
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Even as Detective Dhruva was enamored of Kavya, whom he rescues from her kidnapper, Radha, an alleged murderess on the run, gatecrashes into his life. But when Kavya too joins him after her man was poisoned there ensues the tussle of a love triangle, which gets unraveled in a poignant end, but not before a series of murders. So, then who could have poisoned Ranjit the realtor, Shakeel the Inspector, Pravar the criminal and Natya his accomplice? Well the needle of suspicion tilted towards Pravar that was till he perished with his mate, but then who was the one? Could it be Radha under the scanner for her role in the death of her husband Madhu and his mistress Mala, Pravar's sister? Or was it Ranjit's spouse Kavya, who owing to Stockholm Syndrome, takes to Pravar her kidnapper. As these deaths by poisoning puzzle Dhruva, Radha avers that Kavya had the motive and the means to kill her spouse, her paramour and his wife besides the cop. However, reckoning that when the ill-motives of the natural suspects to commit a murder are an open secret, someone with a hidden agenda might be tempted to use that as a camouflage for his subterfuge, Dhruva begins to look around for the culprit. Agenda for Revenge Chapter 1: Prey on the Prowl Chapter 2: Shakeel’s Fixation Chapter 3 : Ranjit’s Predicament Chapter 4 : Rags to Riches Chapter 5 : Dhruva’s Dilemma Chapter 6: The Gatecrasher Chapter 7: Operation Checkmate Chapter 8: Foul on Pravar Chapter 9: Stockholm Syndrome Chapter 10: An Aborted Affair Chapter 11: Psyche of Revenge Chapter 12: Victim of Trust Chapter 13: Backyard of Life Chapter 14: Cuckoo’s Nest Chapter 15: ‘Untried’ Crime Chapter 16: Kavya’s Quagmire Chapter 17: Murders to Mislead Chapter 18: The Other Woman Chapter 19: Shakeel’s Demise Chapter 20: A Perfect Murder Chapter 21: Deaths in Spandan Chapter 22: Arraigned in Remand Chapter 23: Depressing Discovery Chapter 24: The Red Herring Chapter 25: Wages of Abuse Chapter 26: Decoding the Crime Chapter 27: A Poignant End
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About the Author: I'm an Indian novelist, playwright, short story, non-fiction 'n articles writer, translator, a 'little' thinker and a budding philosopher in ‘Addendum to Evolution: Origins of the World by Eastern Speculative Philosophy’ that was originally published in The Examined Life On-Line Philosophy Journal, Vol. 05 Issue 18, Summer 2004. https://independent.academia.edu/BulusuSMurthy.
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