Isha Raya: Triple Threat, Gebunden

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"I rooted for the protagonist even as she murdered her way through Hollywood" Tasha Coryell

"Electrifying and delightfully sinister" Kelly Mullen

She's not a killer, she's an opportunist.

When struggling actress Dimple Kapoor pushes her Hollywood rival to her death, it's not the first time she's killed. Or the second...

But this third time was an accident. It just so happens to be a very convenient accident that's created the perfect opportunity to land her dream role and propel herself to stardom.

It's too bad someone else at the party witnessed the crime.

With everything she's ever wanted within reach, Dimple will do anything to keep it all in her grasp - including killing again.

Unfortunately, someone is on to her. Saffi Iyer is one of the best private investigators in the business - and she's determined to solve the mystery behind the trail of bodies Dimple is leaving behind.

But when the two women meet, sparks fly.

Has Dimple finally met her match?

"Isha Raya's debut thriller, set against the glamor and desperation of Hollywood, is totally unhinged in the best of ways. Readers who love cat-and-mouse games, women behaving badly, and a little toxicity in their romance will tear through this!" - Sienna Sharpe , author of Beach Bodies

"Raya deftly renders the sinister glitz of Hollywood. . . . An entertaining first outing - Publishers Weekly
[A] clever, absorbing debut thriller. . . . With a well-thought-out plot, building tension, and beautifully fleshed-out characters, Raya's first crime novel will please readers looking for a witty thriller starring Sapphic women of colour" Booklist

"Raya debuts with the story of a cat-and-mouse battle between two determined women who won't let their growing feelings for each other get in the way of their ambitions-or so they think...an intense and assured debut that will have readers by turns loving and loathing the protagonists" - Library Journal , starred review