Redemption kids

About the Book A PACY NOVEL OF CRIME AND PUNISHMENT SET IN BANGALORE The day begins innocently enough a cool breezy morning in Bangalore in the spring of 2007 For seventeen year old Shalini Gowda it s a day for celebration no school friends to go clubbing with and her favourite adults coming over for dinner later at night Life couldn t be better. Redemption deed Which is how her parents Archana and Raju feel too in anticipation of a relaxed evening at home with old friends Until the phone rings and they hear the panicked voice of Shalini s friend Tabassum Something has happened would they rush to the club Shalini needs themA fast paced novel that rushes you along on a tide of unpredictable emotions and action Redemption speaks directly to our worst fears and anxieties About the Author Harish Vasudevan lives in Bengaluru with his family This is his first novel RedemptionWhat a fun intriguing and pacy read I finished it in almost one sitting It does start out slow but later you realise how in stark contrast that mundane life was considering what happens whenAn innocent girl raped a hush up because of important politicians involved a family ruined Disaster strikes and destruction ensues Till a god fearing woman decides that maybe God helps those who help themselves Pick it up if you want a fast read Enjoy Kindle Edition A fast paced crime novel this debut effort links critical contemporary issues from violence against girls and women and corruption across state institutions with the hazards of technology and debased politics to assemble a plot line plucked from today s headlines in India The characters however are a tad one dimensional and consequently predictable Kindle Edition Hard to believe this is a first effort from Harish It s racy and engaging Enjoyed it Kindle Edition This was a cool story written by my dad s friend It sheds light on the dismissive treatment of violence against women and corruption in India and doubles as a very satisfying revenge story It was fast paced which was entertaining and engaging at times In other moments the pacing of the story and characters felt a bit too predictable and underdeveloped Still such a cool debut Kindle Edition