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Cut Like Wound is a detective fiction novel written by Anita Nair, set in the city of Bengaluru. The novel, written in Indian English, was first published in India by Harper Collins. To bring out the true functioning of a police establishment in Read More..

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Description	Cut Like Wound is a detective fiction novel written by Anita Nair, set in the city of Bengaluru. The novel, written in Indian English, was first published in India by Harper Collins. To bring out the true functioning of a police establishment in India, the author interacted in real life with the officials in a police station. It is Anita Nair's first book of crime fiction. This book also marks the entry of Borei Gowda as detective protagonist.
Description	Cut Like Wound is a detective fiction novel written by Anita Nair, set in the city of Bengaluru. The novel, written in Indian English, was first published in India by Harper Collins. To bring out the true functioning of a police establishment in India, the author interacted in real life with the officials in a police station. It is Anita Nair's first book of crime fiction. This book also marks the entry of Borei Gowda as detective protagonist.

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Name	Cut Like Wound
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Authors	Anita Nair
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Genre	Novel
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Country	India
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Pages	358
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Media_type	Print
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Isbn	978-1-908-52436-2
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Oclc	877085123
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Publisher	Harper Collins (India)
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Tamilroja

7 years ago

Crime Thriller Genre.

The story deals with the murders of a few unconnected people in Bangalore which happen to fall within the jurisdiction of Inspector Gowda. He is able to trace out a pattern in the seemingly unrelated murders and with the help of SI Santosh sets out to investigate these murders. Despite facing resistance from his superiors in the investigation of the ‘serial killer’, both Gowda and Santosh persist in their efforts and this forms the bulk of the novel.