Blood Red Sari-India's First ever all women thriller novel

Nov. 27, 2012 - PRLog -- Ahmedabad, India; November 27, 2012: A Blood Red Sari is an action thriller and is a part of Ashok Banker's Kali Quartet. The story revolves around three females Sheila, Nachiketa and Anita. Sheila is the owner of an all women's gym in Kolkata, Nachiketa who is a Delhi based attorney and she sues her in-laws for violent abuse that has left her wheelchair bound for lifetime, and Anita is a Malayali private investigator whose brothers are after her. Lalima is a social activist who chooses these three women for finishing her task that she herself was unable to do.

This pulse-pounding novel is all about the human trafficking and mafia. Sheila, Nachiketa and Anita run for their lives while they are running short of time. All the three of them struggle and battle for their survival. What happens to the fate of all the three women coming from different parts of the country and with different backgrounds? Does Lalima succeed in accomplishing her task through these women? Explore the thriller world where Lalima uses her influences and hires killers to track down the evidences that she needs. Will Sheila, Nachiketa and Anita survive through the dangerous ordeals?

Read on to find out for yourself. This novel is made available at infibeam.com for all the readers interested in a thriller.

http://www.infibeam.com/Books/blood-red-sari-ashok-banker...

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About the Author:

Ashok Banker has assumed popularity all across the globe with his phenomenal retelling of the Indian mythological stories. He was born in Mumbai and was a journalist before he started writing his books. He has covered several genres of writing such as crime thrillers, essays, literary criticism and mythological retellings. He is the first Indian novelist to write crime novels in English. His recent crime thriller Blood Red Sari is a unique novel as it is the first Indian action thriller novel with women protagonist. Apart from this, Ashok Banker has sold over 1.2 million copies of his various books that are published in 12 languages across 56 countries.