Kritika Sharma, Kalamos Literary Services Llp

The Girl Who Died (Perfect Crimes, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Sam and Sara are the two best detectives of the Special Services. Where Sam is punctilious, or as they say 'modern-day Sherlock Holmes', Sara is an elite profiler.
They never miss a single clue. And together they are the perfect team who solve the unsolvable crimes.

The Girl Who Died is one of such cases that the duo comes across.

A celebrity, Arya, is found dead in her home. She commits suicide by hanging herself. Everyone believes so.
She leaves behind a suicide note, and she was alone at her home at the time of death.

However, Sam and Sara find some anomalies at the crime scene. They don't believe it to be as simple as suicide.
But how can it be murder if she was all alone?

What is everyone missing?

Would they be able to unravel the mystery attached to her death?

Join Sam and Sara on this thrilling investigation and see where clues lead them.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kalamos Literary Services LLP
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. April 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9789387780439
• Artikelnr.: 61120407

Autorenporträt

Kritika Sharma is a proud mother of two beautiful children. She is also an author, blogger, reviewer, dreamer. She has quit her full-time job as the Director in Nielsen India to start a new venture The Propellers, which aids authors in all stages of the publishing process. She loves to read, write, and cook Indian delicacies for her foody husband. Her every waking second is dedicated to her family, and yet she finds time for her passion, i.e., her books. So far, she has published eight books, Betrayed, Enslaved, Live-in with a Ghost, Perfect Crimes #1 The Girl Who Died, Perfect Crimes #2 The Stolen Diamonds, Treacherous Desires, Manage your Manager, and What Women Want. She loves to connect with her readers and is always available at [e-mail].