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Cast a Long Shadow
A bulldozer tears up the old Maheshwari bungalow in Versova and reveals a grisly secret – the skeleton of a young girl. DNA confirms that the body belongs to a young girl who has been missing for twenty-five years. This discovery sets off ugly reverberations for the Maheshwaris in the media and brings not only the police but also Kavita Tandon and Darius Mody of M&T Investigations to their doorstep!
The detective duo discover old loves, resentments and secrets that come tumbling out of everyone’s cupboard. A ruthless father who is used to getting his own way – two brothers, one love – wives who discover that the past is not always so well-buried – a lawyer who carries shame within – friends who would rather protect themselves and the family than tell the truth. Kavita and Darius have their task cut out as they deal with hostility, anger and lies to finally get to the truth.
The detective duo discover old loves, resentments and secrets that come tumbling out of everyone’s cupboard. A ruthless father who is used to getting his own way – two brothers, one love – wives who discover that the past is not always so well-buried – a lawyer who carries shame within – friends who would rather protect themselves and the family than tell the truth. Kavita and Darius have their task cut out as they deal with hostility, anger and lies to finally get to the truth.
272 pages, Paperback
Published January 16, 2017
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November 8, 2019
A long shadow vanishes abruptly!
Sanghamitra has the knack of keeping the readers hooked to the plot. Though the plot of solving a murder mystery is a no brainer for avid readers, the narration style used by the author is commendable. Climax must have indicated effectively why the long shadow was cast, instead it is made to vanish abruptly.
Overall an enjoyable read.
Sanghamitra has the knack of keeping the readers hooked to the plot. Though the plot of solving a murder mystery is a no brainer for avid readers, the narration style used by the author is commendable. Climax must have indicated effectively why the long shadow was cast, instead it is made to vanish abruptly.
Overall an enjoyable read.
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