Delhi Deli (Paperback)

Mark Richard Edmonds

ISBN 13: 9798280179615

Published by Independently Published, 2025

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Paperback. DELHI DELIA Tale of Hunger, Horror, and Humanity's Darkest CravingsIn the heart of Delhi's bustling streets, where smoke rises from food stalls and the scent of spices hides secrets far more sinister, one man feeds the city with a delicacy no one questions. until it's too late.Ashok was once invisible-just another failed street vendor scraping by. But when his kebab stall suddenly becomes the most sought-after eatery in the market, no one asks why. The rich, the poor, the officials, the police-they all flock to him, licking their fingers, craving more. Behind his smile, however, lies a secret carved in flesh and marinated in madness.As missing children posters begin to fade on crumbling walls and a powerful government official's child disappears, the city erupts into panic. Tensions boil, and the truth begins to rot its way to the surface.Delhi Deli is a disturbing descent into obsession, caste, and cannibalism-a psychological horror that explores how society turns a blind eye to the missing when they're poor, but demands blood when the rich are touched. Gruesome, visceral, and haunting, this novel asks one question that will follow you long after the last page: Do you really know what's on your plate? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Delhi Deli (Paperback)
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798280179615
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

DELHI DELI

A Tale of Hunger, Horror, and Humanity’s Darkest Cravings

In the heart of Delhi’s bustling streets, where smoke rises from food stalls and the scent of spices hides secrets far more sinister, one man feeds the city with a delicacy no one questions… until it’s too late.

Ashok was once invisible—just another failed street vendor scraping by. But when his kebab stall suddenly becomes the most sought-after eatery in the market, no one asks why. The rich, the poor, the officials, the police—they all flock to him, licking their fingers, craving more. Behind his smile, however, lies a secret carved in flesh and marinated in madness.

As missing children posters begin to fade on crumbling walls and a powerful government official’s child disappears, the city erupts into panic. Tensions boil, and the truth begins to rot its way to the surface.

Delhi Deli is a disturbing descent into obsession, caste, and cannibalism—a psychological horror that explores how society turns a blind eye to the missing when they’re poor, but demands blood when the rich are touched. Gruesome, visceral, and haunting, this novel asks one question that will follow you long after the last page:

Do you really know what’s on your plate?