The Girl in the Glass Case: Keep Your Girls Safe. Boys Safer | Book 1 in the Simone Singh series | A Chilling Mystery Thriller of Deadly Rivalries and Twisted Minds Paperback – 10 January 2022

The Girl In The Glass Case by Devashish SardanaA book that insanely keeps you on your toes with its intricate plot and complex characters!Then you are definitely in the right place !When a jealous psychopath and a serial killer collide in a deadly game of cat & mouse, can Detective Simone Singh outsmart them before the deadly competition gets out of hand ?The Doll Maker who dresses up kids as Barbie dolls in glass cases and the jealous psychopath - the Clipper, who enjoyed many years of fame - India's most notorious butcher, goes blood thirsty and full of rage when cast aside by the media in favour of the Doll Maker."The Girl In The Glass Case" is a captivating and haunting narrative constantly giving you shivers and un-ending plot twists page after page. The characters in this book are multidimensional and richly drawn. The author's writing is evocative and engaging, drawing the reader into the world of the story and refusing to let go.A remarkable novel that will appeal to fans of psychological thriller and literary fiction. The novel's exploration of trauma and human conditions, coupled with its gripping and haunting narrative, makes it a must-read for anyone looking for a compelling and a thought -provoking story.

This is a fast-paced thriller that follows police officer Simone Singh as she investigates two serial killers striking simultaneously. The book's unique premise and alternating perspectives kept me hooked from the start.Simone Singh is a quiet, sincere and introverted lead investigator who's relatable and real. With keen eye for details and strict personality, she slowly detangles the crucial aspects of the murder mysteries and sets off to find the culprits of the serial killings.This book gives you chills equivalent to the movie cuttputlli.The serial killers are creepy and psychologically complex, with tragic backstories that add emotional depth to the plot.With its relentless pace, plot twists, and chilling storyline, this book is impossible to put down. The cat-and-mouse game between the police and killers will keep you on the edge of your seat.The writing style is engaging, and the short chapters make it easy to devour in one sitting.If you enjoy crime psychological thrillers with complex characters and shocking twists, this book is for you.Highly recommend this book for murder mystery fans!

QOTD: Do you love psychological trillers?If yes, then "The Girl in the Glass Case" by Devashish Sardana is perfect to read over a weekend. Story is set in the city of Bhopal where two Serial killers are creating a terror by going on a killing spree to compete with each other. Two Police officers are set to put a stop to the killings and bring the murderer's to justice. Being a mystery/ psycho drama, you will skim through the pages at a very fast pace. There are many parallel plots running but being an avid Agatha Christie fan and read through multiple murder mysteries, it was easy to follow for me. It might be a tinest issue for beginners. However the language is easy and the flow of the story is lucid so even a beginner would enjoy the book.However, the storyline at times takes a very emotional turn and makes the reader's anxious (It made me really really anxious). The tag line says - Keep your girls safe....Boys safer!!! It literally means this. It makes you think about the world around us the crimes happening and the care that we need to take to keep ourselves and our loved one's safe. It also made me thankful to the Police who put their lives in line to keep us safe from such hazards.Coming back to the story, initially you feel that the author has given away the twists very early but the end will leave you shocked to the core. All the plots are tied in so beautifully that you are left stunned.I loved the storyline and have immediately picked up the other book in the same line

A twisted serial killer who transforms his victims into dolls. A second killer who craves for the spotlight. And two powerful women racing against time.This novel was dark, creepy, and flat-out addictive. The novel begins with a blood-chilling murder, a young girl exhibited in a glass case like a Barbie doll. The murderer calls himself The Doll Maker. But before you can even get your mind around that, another psycho shows up. And he doesn't want to share the spotlight.ASP Simone Singh is quick-witted, fearless, and unflinching. DSP Zoya is composed, earthy, and emotionally aware. Together, the two women are an unstoppable force and observing how their dynamic played out was definitely one of the highlights for me.Short chapters, snappy prose, and back to back plot twists make this book an absolute page turner. It goes deep into the psychology of trauma and the darkness that can develop from it. Although it gets graphic at times, it never feels unnecessary, just deeply engrossing.Read if you enjoy: Serial killer thrillers, complicated female protagonists, and books that keep you guessing until the very end.Chilling, fast-paced, and seriously unputdownable.