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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. 'Will Vividha be able to do justice to her inheritance and prove that her parents' faith in her was not misplaced? California-bred media heiress Vividha has spent much of her young life partying to hide the deep impact of losing her parents in early childhood. But as she approaches her 28th birthday, everything changes. Her grandfather, head of the family-owned media house in Chennai, summons her back home to fulfill the terms of her parents' Will. Thinking that she needs to spend just a year there, she reluctantly travels to Chennai with her faithful companion Winnie. On reaching, she is shocked to learn that she must either stay on and manage the family business or get disinherited and lose a sizeable chunk of the family wealth and the media house. Outraged, hurt and betrayed, she decides to return to California. However, Winnie's harsh criticism of her selfish attitude, her grandfather's unconditional love and his unquestioning acceptance of her decision to return make her pause; on a sudden whim, she pivots to give the family business a chance. With Winnie and her grandfather Ramanujam Ayer at her side, Vividha cautiously navigates the tricky corporate world, fueled by several cups of filter kaapi.Will she be able to pull it off? Will she reboot Ayers Media successfully?Will she be able to emerge from her self-imposed cocoon of loneliness and grief, to open her heart to the unconditional love around her? Will she finally embrace her legacy and her roots? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Murder in MylaporeStep into the vibrant streets of Mylapore, Chennai, where tradition, wealth, family honor, and deadly secrets collide in this gripping murder mystery by Neetha Raman.On the morning of his 75th birthday, powerful jewelry magnate Shanmugasundaram is found dead in his bedroom at the family estate known as The Bangala. What first appears to be a tragic death soon unravels into something far more sinister. Behind the polished image of one of Chennai's most respected families lies a tangled web of betrayal, greed, hidden affairs, family pressure, financial deception, and long-buried secrets.As relatives gather under one roof for the grand birthday celebration, every member of the influential family becomes a suspect. The eldest son struggles under crushing expectations and dangerous addictions. Another son hides a scandal that could destroy his reputation abroad. A daughter secretly risks disinheritance for forbidden love. Another family member conceals a life-altering truth. Meanwhile, servants whisper in corridors, old wounds reopen, and the carefully maintained facade of respectability begins to crack.Led by Deputy Commissioner Narendran and his investigative team, the case peels back layer after layer of family dysfunction, exposing the emotional cost of ambition, patriarchy, social status, and generational expectations in modern India.Richly atmospheric and deeply character-driven, Murder in Mylapore blends classic whodunit storytelling with contemporary social commentary, transporting readers into a world of sprawling family homes, South Indian traditions, hidden motives, and psychological tension.Perfect for readers who enjoy: Family-centered murder mysteriesAtmospheric international crime fictionComplex multi-generational dramasSlow-burning psychological suspenseAgatha Christie-style mysteries with cultural depthA compelling and immersive debut crime novel that explores how far people will go to protect reputation, inheritance, and the secrets they desperately hope remain buried. When wealthy patriarch Shanmugasundaram is found dead on his 75th birthday, dark family secrets, betrayal, and hidden motives emerge in this atmospheric murder mystery set in the heart of Mylapore, Chennai. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. 'Will Vividha be able to do justice to her inheritance and prove that her parents' faith in her was not misplaced? California-bred media heiress Vividha has spent much of her young life partying to hide the deep impact of losing her parents in early childhood. But as she approaches her 28th birthday, everything changes. Her grandfather, head of the family-owned media house in Chennai, summons her back home to fulfill the terms of her parents' Will. Thinking that she needs to spend just a year there, she reluctantly travels to Chennai with her faithful companion Winnie. On reaching, she is shocked to learn that she must either stay on and manage the family business or get disinherited and lose a sizeable chunk of the family wealth and the media house. Outraged, hurt and betrayed, she decides to return to California. However, Winnie's harsh criticism of her selfish attitude, her grandfather's unconditional love and his unquestioning acceptance of her decision to return make her pause; on a sudden whim, she pivots to give the family business a chance. With Winnie and her grandfather Ramanujam Ayer at her side, Vividha cautiously navigates the tricky corporate world, fueled by several cups of filter kaapi.Will she be able to pull it off? Will she reboot Ayers Media successfully?Will she be able to emerge from her self-imposed cocoon of loneliness and grief, to open her heart to the unconditional love around her? Will she finally embrace her legacy and her roots? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Murder in MylaporeStep into the vibrant streets of Mylapore, Chennai, where tradition, wealth, family honor, and deadly secrets collide in this gripping murder mystery by Neetha Raman.On the morning of his 75th birthday, powerful jewelry magnate Shanmugasundaram is found dead in his bedroom at the family estate known as The Bangala. What first appears to be a tragic death soon unravels into something far more sinister. Behind the polished image of one of Chennai's most respected families lies a tangled web of betrayal, greed, hidden affairs, family pressure, financial deception, and long-buried secrets.As relatives gather under one roof for the grand birthday celebration, every member of the influential family becomes a suspect. The eldest son struggles under crushing expectations and dangerous addictions. Another son hides a scandal that could destroy his reputation abroad. A daughter secretly risks disinheritance for forbidden love. Another family member conceals a life-altering truth. Meanwhile, servants whisper in corridors, old wounds reopen, and the carefully maintained facade of respectability begins to crack.Led by Deputy Commissioner Narendran and his investigative team, the case peels back layer after layer of family dysfunction, exposing the emotional cost of ambition, patriarchy, social status, and generational expectations in modern India.Richly atmospheric and deeply character-driven, Murder in Mylapore blends classic whodunit storytelling with contemporary social commentary, transporting readers into a world of sprawling family homes, South Indian traditions, hidden motives, and psychological tension.Perfect for readers who enjoy: Family-centered murder mysteriesAtmospheric international crime fictionComplex multi-generational dramasSlow-burning psychological suspenseAgatha Christie-style mysteries with cultural depthA compelling and immersive debut crime novel that explores how far people will go to protect reputation, inheritance, and the secrets they desperately hope remain buried. When wealthy patriarch Shanmugasundaram is found dead on his 75th birthday, dark family secrets, betrayal, and hidden motives emerge in this atmospheric murder mystery set in the heart of Mylapore, Chennai. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. 'Will Vividha be able to do justice to her inheritance and prove that her parents' faith in her was not misplaced? California-bred media heiress Vividha has spent much of her young life partying to hide the deep impact of losing her parents in early childhood. But as she approaches her 28th birthday, everything changes. Her grandfather, head of the family-owned media house in Chennai, summons her back home to fulfill the terms of her parents' Will. Thinking that she needs to spend just a year there, she reluctantly travels to Chennai with her faithful companion Winnie. On reaching, she is shocked to learn that she must either stay on and manage the family business or get disinherited and lose a sizeable chunk of the family wealth and the media house. Outraged, hurt and betrayed, she decides to return to California. However, Winnie's harsh criticism of her selfish attitude, her grandfather's unconditional love and his unquestioning acceptance of her decision to return make her pause; on a sudden whim, she pivots to give the family business a chance. With Winnie and her grandfather Ramanujam Ayer at her side, Vividha cautiously navigates the tricky corporate world, fueled by several cups of filter kaapi.Will she be able to pull it off? Will she reboot Ayers Media successfully?Will she be able to emerge from her self-imposed cocoon of loneliness and grief, to open her heart to the unconditional love around her? Will she finally embrace her legacy and her roots? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Murder in MylaporeStep into the vibrant streets of Mylapore, Chennai, where tradition, wealth, family honor, and deadly secrets collide in this gripping murder mystery by Neetha Raman.On the morning of his 75th birthday, powerful jewelry magnate Shanmugasundaram is found dead in his bedroom at the family estate known as The Bangala. What first appears to be a tragic death soon unravels into something far more sinister. Behind the polished image of one of Chennai's most respected families lies a tangled web of betrayal, greed, hidden affairs, family pressure, financial deception, and long-buried secrets.As relatives gather under one roof for the grand birthday celebration, every member of the influential family becomes a suspect. The eldest son struggles under crushing expectations and dangerous addictions. Another son hides a scandal that could destroy his reputation abroad. A daughter secretly risks disinheritance for forbidden love. Another family member conceals a life-altering truth. Meanwhile, servants whisper in corridors, old wounds reopen, and the carefully maintained facade of respectability begins to crack.Led by Deputy Commissioner Narendran and his investigative team, the case peels back layer after layer of family dysfunction, exposing the emotional cost of ambition, patriarchy, social status, and generational expectations in modern India.Richly atmospheric and deeply character-driven, Murder in Mylapore blends classic whodunit storytelling with contemporary social commentary, transporting readers into a world of sprawling family homes, South Indian traditions, hidden motives, and psychological tension.Perfect for readers who enjoy: Family-centered murder mysteriesAtmospheric international crime fictionComplex multi-generational dramasSlow-burning psychological suspenseAgatha Christie-style mysteries with cultural depthA compelling and immersive debut crime novel that explores how far people will go to protect reputation, inheritance, and the secrets they desperately hope remain buried. When wealthy patriarch Shanmugasundaram is found dead on his 75th birthday, dark family secrets, betrayal, and hidden motives emerge in this atmospheric murder mystery set in the heart of Mylapore, Chennai. 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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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Murder in MylaporeStep into the vibrant streets of Mylapore, Chennai, where tradition, wealth, family honor, and deadly secrets collide in this gripping murder mystery by Neetha Raman.On the morning of his 75th birthday, powerful jewelry magnate Shanmugasundaram is found dead in his bedroom at the family estate known as The Bangala. What first appears to be a tragic death soon unravels into something far more sinister. Behind the polished image of one of Chennai's most respected families lies a tangled web of betrayal, greed, hidden affairs, family pressure, financial deception, and long-buried secrets.As relatives gather under one roof for the grand birthday celebration, every member of the influential family becomes a suspect. The eldest son struggles under crushing expectations and dangerous addictions. Another son hides a scandal that could destroy his reputation abroad. A daughter secretly risks disinheritance for forbidden love. Another family member conceals a life-altering truth. Meanwhile, servants whisper in corridors, old wounds reopen, and the carefully maintained façade of respectability begins to crack.Led by Deputy Commissioner Narendran and his investigative team, the case peels back layer after layer of family dysfunction, exposing the emotional cost of ambition, patriarchy, social status, and generational expectations in modern India.Richly atmospheric and deeply character-driven, Murder in Mylapore blends classic whodunit storytelling with contemporary social commentary, transporting readers into a world of sprawling family homes, South Indian traditions, hidden motives, and psychological tension.Perfect for readers who enjoy:Family-centered murder mysteriesAtmospheric international crime fictionComplex multi-generational dramasSlow-burning psychological suspenseAgatha Christie-style mysteries with cultural depthA compelling and immersive debut crime novel that explores how far people will go to protect reputation, inheritance, and the secrets they desperately hope remain buried.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Chrysalis by Neetha Raman | Neetha Raman | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Ukiyoto Publishing | EAN 9789353536565 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Murder in Mylapore | Neetha Raman | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Keetup Publishing House | EAN 9781996845035 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.