Damyanti Biswas Books in Order
Explore Damyanti Biswas books in order, with short summaries and a guide to the series and standalone titles to help you choose where to start reading.
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Damyanti Biswas books in publication order
4 books
You Beneath Your Skin
by Damyanti Biswas
2019
During a bleak Delhi winter, a police commissioner and a psychologist must pursue a serial killer. Their complicated personal relationship adds strain to an investigation in which finding the murderer quickly may be the only way to prevent further deaths.
Blue Mumbai Stories
by Damyanti Biswas
2023
These short stories follow people facing dangerous choices in the world of the Blue Mumbai novels. Love, loyalty and family responsibilities collide with jealousy and violence, revealing the histories behind characters whose decisions can have fatal consequences.
The Blue Bar
by Damyanti Biswas
2023
A Mumbai dancer vanishes after accepting a client’s strange assignment involving a blue sari and a crowded station. Thirteen years later, the policeman who loved her discovers connections between her disappearance and a series of murdered women.
The Blue Monsoon
by Damyanti Biswas
2023
Mumbai’s monsoon rains complicate a police inspector’s hunt for a killer whose crimes involve tantric rituals. As he struggles to solve the murders, protecting his pregnant wife becomes inseparable from the dangerous investigation consuming his city.
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