Book 2 of the Money series is out - Who painted my lust red?
Dear friends:
Your support propelled my first book of fiction, Who painted my money white? all the way to the top of the Amazon Bestseller list. And now the second book in this series is available in e-Book form. Paperback will follow soon. You can get your e-Book from the following sites of Amazon, based on where you live.
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You can read this e-Book on any Smartphone or Tablet or Laptop. Amazon supplies free apps for you. Trust me when I say this – once you start reading books on your iPad/ iPhone/ Android, you will never go back to paperbacks. No more carrying bulky books while going on a trip. Add to that the references provided at the end of the book, in case you want to delve deeper!
This is a story about Stree Shakti – nothing can stand before its might and power. When an upstart Media Mogul decides to take on the established Indian Cricket Board (ICB) and the newly formed 20-20 league is a huge success, the ICB decides to fight back. It assigns an aggressive industrialist the job of creating a rival Twenty-20 league system that is far, far superior to the 20-20 of the Media Mogul.
To ensure that it would be a success, ICB ropes in the glamour of Bollywood and the glitz of politicians and movie stars to attend the games. Crowds go wild with frenzy, watching their favourite icons in the flesh, waving to them, and rising and falling with the fortunes of the team they were rooting for. The after-game parties were over-the-top affairs with plenty of sex and sleaze as no one was spared in the tsunami that followed the games. A group of three smart, young actresses looking to burst out into stardom is raped after being drugged in an after-party game in Dubai. How they plot to take revenge on the perpetrators and ensure that such behaviour would be severely discouraged is the plot of this novel. On top of all this, a few politicians are linked to Dilawar, the mafia don of Mumbai, laying in exile in Dubai who controlled all the hawala agents in India to launder the money of the politicians.
Perennial playboy politicians such as Maker Funtoosh Wirewala, Mailapore Damodaran, Dalpat Dalvi, and Giridhar Gulati are ensnared in elaborate traps laid out from which there is no escape. One of the junior ministers suffers ignominious bodily harm that he cannot reveal. A few weeks later the above four get notified of what would happen to them if they do not mend their ways. They, in turn, decide to use their ministerial clout to depute ace trouble-shooter Karan Dixit to get to the bottom of the affair; to determine who is behind all this.
Will Karan and Priya Menon succeed in their endeavour as they jet around in search of a needle buried in a haystack? Is it the work of a man or a woman, or are there multiple people involved? How did the assailants escape Closed Circuit Television scrutiny? Read this engaging book which is the second in the Money Trilogy series.
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Nothing is cricket anymore
Right is wrong and wrong is right.
Bollywood and Poliwood are both the same. The rot stinks.
No- the people will play - till they destroy themselve/