Smoke and Ashes von Mukherjee, Abir

** Selected by the Telegraph, FT and Guardian as one of the best crime books of 2019****'A skilfully blended dual narrative: twice the intrigue, twice the fun. Mukherjee is at the top of his game' Mick Herron, author of the Jackson Lamb...

Abir Mukherjee is the bestselling author of the Wyndham & Banerjee series of crime novels set in Raj-era India. His debut, A Rising Man, won the CWA Endeavour Dagger for best historical crime novel of 2017, was shortlisted for the MWA...

Now in paperback, this is the second novel set in India in the 1920s, featuring Sergeant Banerjee of the Calcutta Police Force, following "A Rising Man". 'Even better than his first... I can't imagine anyone failing to enjoy it.' "Daily...

Captain Sam Wyndham and his sidekick Surrender-Not Banerjee are back, in this mystery of 1920s Calcutta taking place against a backdrop of Gandhi's non-cooperation movement and the fight for Indian independence. von Mukherjee, Abir

Smoke and Ashes von Mukherjee, Abir

Police Detective Sam Wyndham and Sergeant Surrender-not Banerjee are caught up in another adventure in 1920s India. Nicola Sturgeon, C. J. Sansom and Ian Rankin are all fans of the series. von Mukherjee, Abir

Necessary Evil von Mukherjee, Abir

'Abir Mukherjee is doing something uniquely different in the crime genre. His evocation of 1920s India under British occupation is breathtaking' Peter May, Sunday Times bestseller, on The Shadows of MenCalcutta, 1923.When a Hindu...

Award-winning crime novelist Abir Mukherjee is back with another brilliant mystery featuring police detective Captain Sam Wyndham and Sergeant Surrender-Not Banerjee, set in 1920s Calcutta. Calcutta, 1923 When a Hindu theologian is found...

Calcutta police detective Captain Sam Wyndham and his quick-witted Indian Sergeant, Surrender-Not Banerjee, are back for another exotic adventure set in 1920s India. *Winner of the CWA's Historical Daggar Award*1905, London. As a young...

*Sunday Times Crime Book of the Month***A 'Book of the Year' pick in The Times**'An engaging, evocative thriller that captures the heat of Indian nights and heady days of a bygone era, without being sentimental or simplistic' Janice...