MURDER AT THE GRAND RAJ PALACE: BABY GANESH AGENCY BOOK 4
Mumbai's most prestigious hotel has hosted the world's most powerful figures for over a hundred years. Its marble corridors and lavish suites represent the pinnacle of luxury. Then an American tycoon turns up dead, and suddenly the Grand Raj Palace becomes a pressure cooker of secrets and suspect motives. Inspector Chopra knows better than to accept the obvious explanation. A suicide? Too convenient. Too tidy. Walking through the hotel's opulent rooms alongside his unlikely companion, a young elephant named Ganesha, he uncovers a web of resentment that runs far deeper than anyone anticipated. Each guest has motive. Each staff member harbours grievance. Every corner of the building seems to whisper with hidden agendas. As Chopra pieces together what truly happened that fateful night, the investigation draws him toward uncomfortable truths. This fourth instalment in the series captures the messy chaos of human nature against a backdrop of luxury and privilege. The novel combines intelligent detective work with genuine warmth, creating something that feels both clever and deeply human. There's charm here, yes, but also an unflinching look at how wealth and status can mask darker impulses. Ganesha remains an inspired narrative device, offering moments of levity without undermining the mystery's genuine stakes.
- Author: Vaseem Khan
- Publisher: Mulholland Books
- Genre: Cooking & Culinary Arts
- ISBN: 978-1473612402
- Pages: 368 pages