The Peacock Died at Midnight (Paperback)

Dev Gurjar

ISBN 13: 9798292570004

Published by Independently Published, 2025

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Paperback. A peacock lies dead in the courtyard. The moon watches silently. And somewhere between folklore and fear, truth waits to be uncovered.In The Peacock Died at Midnight, Indian author Dev Gurjar delivers a masterfully written collection of 17 suspenseful crime stories steeped in folklore, ritual, and psychological intrigue. Set across ancient temples, remote villages, forgotten railways, and rain-soaked cities, each tale uncovers a hidden darkness buried in tradition.From a widow who appears only on Platform 8.To a banyan tree that remembers the dead.To a tattoo that tells more than it should.These stories unravel the eerie and unexplained, one whisper at a time.For readers who enjoy literary thrillers, mystery with cultural depth, and standalone short stories that linger long after the last line-this book offers a journey into a world where the sacred meets the sinister.Whether you're an Indian reader abroad seeking stories that feel like home, or an international reader intrigued by India's layered mysteries-The Peacock Died at Midnight will grip you from the first page. 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: The Peacock Died at Midnight (Paperback)
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798292570004
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

A peacock lies dead in the courtyard. The moon watches silently. And somewhere between folklore and fear, truth waits to be uncovered.

In The Peacock Died at Midnight, Indian author Dev Gurjar delivers a masterfully written collection of 17 suspenseful crime stories steeped in folklore, ritual, and psychological intrigue. Set across ancient temples, remote villages, forgotten railways, and rain-soaked cities, each tale uncovers a hidden darkness buried in tradition.
From a widow who appears only on Platform 8…

To a banyan tree that remembers the dead…

To a tattoo that tells more than it should…

These stories unravel the eerie and unexplained, one whisper at a time.
For readers who enjoy literary thrillers, mystery with cultural depth, and standalone short stories that linger long after the last line—this book offers a journey into a world where the sacred meets the sinister.

Whether you're an Indian reader abroad seeking stories that feel like home, or an international reader intrigued by India's layered mysteries—The Peacock Died at Midnight will grip you from the first page.