R.V. Raman
I like to experiment. After writing epic fantasy (under a different name), I tried my hand at corporate crime thrillers. I then thought that I should try another sub-genre in crime fiction.
Meanwhile, I've always wanted to try my hand at classic whodunits - the kind of books I grew up reading. Initially, I didn't have the confidence that I could pull off a traditional Christie-like mystery. Last year, I began feeling that I could take a shot at one. So, here it is! A cozie, as you call it. Curious to see how it is received.
Meanwhile, I've always wanted to try my hand at classic whodunits - the kind of books I grew up reading. Initially, I didn't have the confidence that I could pull off a traditional Christie-like mystery. Last year, I began feeling that I could take a shot at one. So, here it is! A cozie, as you call it. Curious to see how it is received.
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L.V. Krish
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Your first two books (Fraudster & Insider) had a male police inspector as a protagonist, but the third (Saboteur) introduces a bike-riding lady inspector. What prompted you to do this? And why the shift to Bangalore? Because it is e-commerce? Do you plan to set future stories in other cities?
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