| Author: | N. K. Johel | ISBN: | 9780991797707 |
| Publisher: | EFG Publishing | Publication: | April 12, 2015 |
| Imprint: | EFG Publishing | Language: | English |
| Author: | N. K. Johel |
| ISBN: | 9780991797707 |
| Publisher: | EFG Publishing |
| Publication: | April 12, 2015 |
| Imprint: | EFG Publishing |
| Language: | English |
Bollywood Storm is a lyrical and mystical murder mystery, set in Bollywood style.
With a dash of Kill Bill, this novel will not disappoint those readers expecting action; it’s also a meditation on self, identity, ego, intimacy, sensuality, spirituality, privilege and loss; and it’s got five song and dance numbers in it, too.
The mazza of this story unfolds in two Books, spanning two continents
Elanna Forsythe George is a Boston born, New York forensic scientist who only takes on cold cases. Stone cold dead cases. She solves mysteries in unusual ways with her accidentally acquired, para-mystical abilities. Her cases come to her a few years after high-powered mainstream investigations, police and legal proceedings have all failed, and there's a dead end. But she doesn't take every case.
Book I: New York
Elanna is hired by the Bollywood starlet, Simryn Gill, to reopen the case of Rajesh Sharma, a Bollywood director who died supposedly from a heart attack two years previous. Although it appears a simple heart attack, there is no drama, no gossip, and no controversy anywhere in the Bollywood media. Somewhere, in that odd conspicuous silence, Elanna smells a big rat.
Praise for Bollywood Storm:
“It’s a book about mysticism, possessing vast imagination, delivered up with an incredible amount of skill."
Sheri-d Wilson, Poet & Educator. Winner: The USA Heavyweight Title for Poetry, CBC Arts Top Ten Poets in Canada.
Her words yield a world around the reader, a story so detailed it reminded me of Victor Hugo, one of my favorite authors. A fresh take on the supernatural crime genre, N.K.Johel not only introduces Bollywood to new readers, she does it with flare!”
Mani Amar, Director, Producer, Filmmaker, Winner of the New York Sikh International Film Festival Award, Best Documentary.
“[Like a Bollywood] musical, Book I is a rich, spicy masala of action, suspense, noir crime thriller, music, song, dance, comedy and romance, the paranormal and various religious and spiritual traditions, all painted in a full, multicultural palette . . . ”
Jim Bratone, An Artist, Filmmaker & Designer living in Arlington Texas.
“Mystery lovers, rejoice! ...”
Publisher’s Daily Reviews
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Bollywood Storm is a lyrical and mystical murder mystery, set in Bollywood style.
With a dash of Kill Bill, this novel will not disappoint those readers expecting action; it’s also a meditation on self, identity, ego, intimacy, sensuality, spirituality, privilege and loss; and it’s got five song and dance numbers in it, too.
The mazza of this story unfolds in two Books, spanning two continents
Elanna Forsythe George is a Boston born, New York forensic scientist who only takes on cold cases. Stone cold dead cases. She solves mysteries in unusual ways with her accidentally acquired, para-mystical abilities. Her cases come to her a few years after high-powered mainstream investigations, police and legal proceedings have all failed, and there's a dead end. But she doesn't take every case.
Book I: New York
Elanna is hired by the Bollywood starlet, Simryn Gill, to reopen the case of Rajesh Sharma, a Bollywood director who died supposedly from a heart attack two years previous. Although it appears a simple heart attack, there is no drama, no gossip, and no controversy anywhere in the Bollywood media. Somewhere, in that odd conspicuous silence, Elanna smells a big rat.
Praise for Bollywood Storm:
“It’s a book about mysticism, possessing vast imagination, delivered up with an incredible amount of skill."
Sheri-d Wilson, Poet & Educator. Winner: The USA Heavyweight Title for Poetry, CBC Arts Top Ten Poets in Canada.
Her words yield a world around the reader, a story so detailed it reminded me of Victor Hugo, one of my favorite authors. A fresh take on the supernatural crime genre, N.K.Johel not only introduces Bollywood to new readers, she does it with flare!”
Mani Amar, Director, Producer, Filmmaker, Winner of the New York Sikh International Film Festival Award, Best Documentary.
“[Like a Bollywood] musical, Book I is a rich, spicy masala of action, suspense, noir crime thriller, music, song, dance, comedy and romance, the paranormal and various religious and spiritual traditions, all painted in a full, multicultural palette . . . ”
Jim Bratone, An Artist, Filmmaker & Designer living in Arlington Texas.
“Mystery lovers, rejoice! ...”
Publisher’s Daily Reviews
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