Another wonderful trip through the melting pot of old Bombay. I was lucky enough to have a review copy of Nev March’s first Jim Agnihotri/Diana Framji story, Murder in Old Bombay, back before it was even clear – to me, at least – whether this would be a series. And I loved that book, but […]
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I haven’t read either of the two e-books in Arjun Raj Gaind’s Maharaja Mysteries series, but I tend to like historical mysteries published by Poisoned Pen Press, and now both books are $1.99 at Kindle US, and the first one is also on sale at Kobo US, where it’s discountable. A Very Pukka Murder, #1
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I’m a big fan of Peter Hopkirk’s books, which are mostly histories of Central Asia/India during the Great Game period. Part of this is just that I’m kind of a fan of that period (including mysteries set in that period), but I also think his books are interesting to read and really bring the history
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I really hope this is the first in a series! Murder in Old Bombay is author Nev March’s first mystery, and it’s a very nice one. Set during the British Raj, the book weaves seamlessly into and around the real events, locations and attitudes of the time. The story begins while Captain Jim Agnihotri
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