Dear friends,
This is the best season to lose yourself in a nail-biting, suspenseful whodunit; snuggling on your couch, with a delicious sandwich and steaming cup of coffee; for company!
The Mysterious Basement of Summer City is a prize-winning, thrilling whodunit (my debut novel!) that will keep you on the edge of your seat right till the very end!
A Kindle Countdown Deal will be on from 11th to 18th January, 2024 for my e-book titled The Mysterious Basement of Summer City. It will be available at a whopping discount of 51% for $ 1.99 only!
Hurry! Don't miss this golden opportunity to read my debut, prize-winning novel. It was adjudged as the second prize-winner in a novel-writing contest organized by Vishwakarma Publications, Pune.
It has got a 5 star rating on Amazon.in.
Kindly peruse it and let me have your invaluable feedback! You could even peruse my other 27 e-books and paperback novels and provide your invaluable feedback online.
Happy reading!
Thanks in anticipation.
Priya Ramesh Swaminathan
Here's the link:
The Mysterious Basement of Summer City: Enter at your own risk!
by A Prize-winning Novel by PRIYA RAMESH SWAMINATHAN | Mar 17, 2017
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The Mysterious Basement of Summer City: Enter at your own risk!
by A Prize-winning Novel by PRIYA RAMESH SWAMINATHAN | 17 March 2017
Excerpt
The shrill ringing of his phone jolted him from his reverie. Cheerfully, he said “Hello!” His wife Meena’s voice flowed down through the line, loud and clear. “Please send the driver here, along with the car. We’ve been waiting since an hour for him!”
He was surprised. Why hadn’t Hariprasad gone to pick his family? He had told Dwarka Charan that he had an urgent errand to do, what was it…..? Yes, pick up his daughter from her nursery school, return back to the complex, take the vehicle and ferry his family to the office for the function.
Dwarka was also concerned, as the priest, being a busy man; was a stickler to punctuality and hated things disturbing his busy schedule. He’d be hopping mad. He was supposed to come along with the family too. Hariprasad was going to bring all of them in 2 rounds. And here, he hadn’t even started as yet!
Over the intercom, he contacted the receptionist. “Kindly ask the security whether they’ve seen my driver. If you spot him, kindly ask him to contact me immediately.”
The receptionist wondered why he couldn’t call his driver on his mobile immediately. Then she got the answer. “You see, I’ve forgotten my mobile at home. My wife will definitely bring it,” he fibbed. He was saving on his out-going calls. He didn’t know how to send an SMS and was too embarrassed to ask anyone for the ‘know-how’!
After 5 minutes, the receptionist promptly reported to him that no one, including herself had seen him.
“Please ask the security guards to go and check in the basement!” he requested.
“Very well, Sir.”
Accordingly both the security guards went to the basement to check it out. They didn’t return, even after 15 minutes. Then the receptionist Sunita went to see what the matter was. She was scared when she saw the rows of neatly parked four-wheelers and 2- wheelers in the deserted, huge and eerie basement. She didn’t venture far. She just glanced right and left from the bottom of the stairs leading to the basement and immediately turned back and fled. There was no one there. Not a soul!
End of excerpt
Intrigued? Immediately purchase the book and read on to unravel the mystery!
Review/Feedback received from my brother-in-law, Dr. Ravichandran:
Well-written novel. Maintained the suspense till the end. Municipal Corporation should think twice before asking employees to clean gutters without proper protection. Same also - housing societies.
Congrats. Keep up the good work. (Sic)
Review/Feedback received from my father, Ramesh Sharma:
Chilling horror and suspense. (Sic)
Top review from India
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