Take a trip with young journalist Ned Day into the strangest place on earth he's ever seen...It's the year 2020. He's jet-lagged, alone, and lost in Delhi, India, searching for his missing, mentally ill brother. A mesmerizing stranger steps from the night and offers him a helping hand. Why not take it?
The streets blur into a bizarre Bollywood cityscape for Ned. And now, in the back alleys of the ancient city, he starts joining the dots of his brother's fate. It will take every bit of his wit and physical strength if he is to see the light of another day.
Readers say:
Atmospheric thriller. I loved this story, the author does a great job in setting a gritty atmosphere which really helps deliver the story. Really enjoyed it and look forward to any future work. Ewan, Amazon UK.
You won't read about this stuff on Trip Advisor. The story rings true about young travelers looking for adventure. It's central theme has a surreal, futuristic edge that reminded me of Margaret Atwood. H Whittle, Amazon Australia.
A gripping yarn about a man trying to find his brother in the mind-bending maze of Delhi... A Deans, Amazon Australia.
The colourful atmosphere and hidden dangers of the New Delhi streets are convincingly brought to life...in the steamy confusion of this Indian metropolis...the smiling and attractive stranger is the last person you can trust. Mark Droic, Amazon Australia.
Suited my mood for a short story, quirky read and enjoyed the descriptions of the locale. Have read a few of this author, never disappointed...Anne, Amazon UK.
Genre: Thriller
The streets blur into a bizarre Bollywood cityscape for Ned. And now, in the back alleys of the ancient city, he starts joining the dots of his brother's fate. It will take every bit of his wit and physical strength if he is to see the light of another day.
Readers say:
Atmospheric thriller. I loved this story, the author does a great job in setting a gritty atmosphere which really helps deliver the story. Really enjoyed it and look forward to any future work. Ewan, Amazon UK.
You won't read about this stuff on Trip Advisor. The story rings true about young travelers looking for adventure. It's central theme has a surreal, futuristic edge that reminded me of Margaret Atwood. H Whittle, Amazon Australia.
A gripping yarn about a man trying to find his brother in the mind-bending maze of Delhi... A Deans, Amazon Australia.
The colourful atmosphere and hidden dangers of the New Delhi streets are convincingly brought to life...in the steamy confusion of this Indian metropolis...the smiling and attractive stranger is the last person you can trust. Mark Droic, Amazon Australia.
Suited my mood for a short story, quirky read and enjoyed the descriptions of the locale. Have read a few of this author, never disappointed...Anne, Amazon UK.
Genre: Thriller
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