R.V. Raman Books in Order
Explore R.V. Raman books in order, with publication details and book summaries to help you choose where to start and plan your next read.
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R.V. Raman books in publication order
11 books
Fraudster
by R.V. Raman
2014
A banker dies after testifying about financial fraud, a corporate leader falls from his apartment, and hackers penetrate an accounting firm's secure server. Connected acts of violence and deception expose the stakes beneath India's corporate respectability.
Insider
by R.V. Raman
2016
CEO Shashi Kurva tries to clear his name after an insider-trading allegation and discovers troubling secrets within his wife's family. Meanwhile, a widow pursuing her husband's killers confronts ruthless opponents in a world where financial gain drives manipulation and murder.
Unwitting Accomplice
by R.V. Raman
2016
A doctor visiting Jaipur for a family reunion discovers an elderly relative murdered beside an emptied locker. Investigator Harith Athreya and the police examine the household’s movements, missing money, and family resentments to identify who exploited her vulnerability.
Amavas
by R.V. Raman
2017
Two suspense stories explore danger beneath apparently ordinary choices. A woman discovers her family's connection to Delhi's new-moon murders, while a journalist's wish to experience prison firsthand raises the possibility that his curiosity may carry an unexpected cost.
Saboteur
by R.V. Raman
2017
A Bengaluru online retailer faces disappearing funds, stolen data, a missing investor, and a murdered employee during a crucial business gamble. Inspector Dhruvi Kishore searches through technological deception and conflicting claims to uncover the fraud threatening the company.
Conspirator
by R.V. Raman
2018
Murders linked to a private media gathering send Inspector Dhruvi Kishore after politicians, businessmen, and news manipulators. As powerful suspects flee and interference mounts, she must untangle fabricated information from evidence before her investigation is shut down.
A Will To Kill
by R.V. Raman
2020
A wealthy patriarch summons relatives to an isolated manor and creates two wills whose effect depends on how he dies. When a landslide cuts off the house and murder follows, investigator Harith Athreya must disentangle family resentment from carefully arranged financial motives.
A Dire Isle
by R.V. Raman
2021
An archaeologist’s death appears to fulfill a curse attached to an island excavation near Jhansi. Investigator Harith Athreya examines the team’s hidden conflicts, searching for human motives beneath legends that threaten to obscure the truth and perhaps conceal another killing.
Praying Mantis
by R.V. Raman
2023
Harith Athreya’s holiday in the Himalayan foothills is interrupted by bloody handprints and a guest’s fatal fall. Suspicion settles on five young visitors who deny knowing one another, leaving the detective to uncover their connections before another death occurs.
The Last Resort
by R.V. Raman
2023
While holidaying in Kerala, Harith Athreya advises a Bollywood family on making a murder-mystery film. When a real death copies the screenplay, he must investigate rivalries, financial trouble, and possible criminal connections beneath their glamorous appearance.
2080
by R.V. Raman
2025
In 2080, immersive digital experiences and biased artificial intelligence shape daily life while powerful beneficiaries silence dissent. When an activist vanishes, her daughter Rudra searches for her, entering a chase whose consequences reach far beyond their family.
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