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Vaseem Khan first saw an elephant lumbering down the middle of the road in 1997 when he arrived in India to work as a consultant. It was the most unusual thing he'd ever encountered and served as the inspiration...
Genres: Mystery
Series
Baby Ganesh Agency Investigation
1. The Unexpected Inheritance of Inspector Chopra (2015)
2. The Perplexing Theft of the Jewel in the Crown (2016)
3. The Strange Disappearance of a Bollywood Star (2017)
4. Murder at the Grand Raj Palace (2018)
5. Bad Day at the Vulture Club (2019)
Inspector Chopra and the Million-Dollar Motor Car (2018)
Baby Ganesh Agency 3 Book Collection (omnibus) (2018)
Baby Ganesh Agency 4 Book Collection (omnibus) (2018)
Last Victim of the Monsoon Express (2019)
1. The Unexpected Inheritance of Inspector Chopra (2015)
2. The Perplexing Theft of the Jewel in the Crown (2016)
3. The Strange Disappearance of a Bollywood Star (2017)
4. Murder at the Grand Raj Palace (2018)
5. Bad Day at the Vulture Club (2019)
Inspector Chopra and the Million-Dollar Motor Car (2018)
Baby Ganesh Agency 3 Book Collection (omnibus) (2018)
Baby Ganesh Agency 4 Book Collection (omnibus) (2018)
Last Victim of the Monsoon Express (2019)
Awards
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Vaseem Khan recommends
The Missing Guests of the Magic Grove Hotel (2017)
(Ethical Chiang Mai Detective Agency, book 2)
David Casarett
"A charming mystery...a delight."
In Strangers' Houses (2018)
(Lena Szarka mystery, book 1)
Elizabeth Mundy
"A warmly-crafted crime debut, perfect for our multicultural age."
The Death Knock (2018)
Elodie Harper
"Elodie Harper employs her journalistic background to great effect by breathing life into her gritty news reporter protagonist as she pursues a terrifying serial killer in East Anglia. Frankie's investigations lead her into increasing levels of danger including the menacing attentions of a rabidly misogynistic blogger, a warped advocate of the so-called men's rights movement. A highly-charged and topical thriller."
This Green and Pleasant Land (2019)
Ayisha Malik
"At the heart of this book lies the simple question: who decides to who and what we belong? This is Malik's best work to date - satirical, controversial, knowing and essential."
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