Fiction / Mystery
198 pages
4 Stars
I was in the mood for something light and, well, fluffy.
Inspector Ghote filled the bill. I don't often read British mysteries, but I
thought I'd try this one. It takes place in India, and Insp Ghote is sent from
Bombay, his home base, to the hinterlands to stop a murder from happening. The
about-to-be-victim is not interested in helping, until it becomes painfully
obvious the soon-to-be-perpetrator is a member of his household.
This is not what I would call a page burner, but it was fun.
Especially to see some of India, and how the cultures mix and mesh.
For my purposes, it was perfect. Gave me a much needed
escape from my reality, and I felt better when I finished the story than when I
began it.
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