Book Review - Never Forget The Crows by Supriya Bansal
A posh colony in Delhi is rocked by the finding of a dead body. ACP Bhuvan finds himself in a case that appears to be complicated - no clues, no identity (initially) and no apparent motive. When the body is identified, it doesn't exactly solve matters. The ACP and his team find themselves digging deeper and deeper as the suspects prove elusive and the case takes on new angles with every passing day. Will the case be solved, and how? The narrative is quite engaging and nowhere does the story lag. Although there are multiple characters, they are relevant to the story and add to the mystery. The tidbits about New Delhi bring an old-world feel to the story. The crimes, while gory, haven't been overtly described and yet are deeply impactful. While all the characters are memorable, ACP Bhuvan, his associate Ghanshyam Singh and Munni who has an important presence in the story, stand out with their unique personas. The ending has been presented very well. The reveal was gradual yet ...