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"Killing Ashish Karve" is a murder mystery by Salil Desai. It is 259 pages long and has a rating of 3.76/5 on Goodreads..As the name suggests, it is a mystery about the murder of Ashish Karve. It is a police procedural, depicting the process of crime solving by Pune police. Senior Inspector Saralkar is the lead investigator and is accompanied by Inspector Motkar. Together they bring the criminals to justice..👉🏻This book was like a bit of fresh air on all the heavy duty reading that I have been doing lately. Saralkar's sarcastic humour is just what was needed to make the book an interesting read. Motkar, the Watson to Saralkar's Sherlock, is essential to his Senior's sometimes dark mood. Overall the book was well constructed, without being heavy handed. I could guess the a few points that was essential to the solution, but that was entirely because I have read too many mystery books, and who dunnit matters less now than how they are caught.
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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 22 May 2019
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"Killing Ashish Karve" is a murder mystery by Salil Desai. It is 259 pages long and has a rating of 3.76/5 on Goodreads.
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As the name suggests, it is a mystery about the murder of Ashish Karve. It is a police procedural, depicting the process of crime solving by Pune police. Senior Inspector Saralkar is the lead investigator and is accompanied by Inspector Motkar. Together they bring the criminals to justice.
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👉🏻This book was like a bit of fresh air on all the heavy duty reading that I have been doing lately. Saralkar's sarcastic humour is just what was needed to make the book an interesting read. Motkar, the Watson to Saralkar's Sherlock, is essential to his Senior's sometimes dark mood. Overall the book was well constructed, without being heavy handed. I could guess the a few points that was essential to the solution, but that was entirely because I have read too many mystery books, and who dunnit matters less now than how they are caught.
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As the name suggests, it is a mystery about the murder of Ashish Karve. It is a police procedural, depicting the process of crime solving by Pune police. Senior Inspector Saralkar is the lead investigator and is accompanied by Inspector Motkar. Together they bring the criminals to justice.
.
👉🏻This book was like a bit of fresh air on all the heavy duty reading that I have been doing lately. Saralkar's sarcastic humour is just what was needed to make the book an interesting read. Motkar, the Watson to Saralkar's Sherlock, is essential to his Senior's sometimes dark mood. Overall the book was well constructed, without being heavy handed. I could guess the a few points that was essential to the solution, but that was entirely because I have read too many mystery books, and who dunnit matters less now than how they are caught.
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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 9 October 2020
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