A poisoned paan, a non-government issue arrow and the cameo of a mysterious Englishman...Muzaffar Jang is that rare creature in Mughal Emperor Shahjahan’s Dilli – an aristocrat with friends in low places. One of whom, Faisal, stands accused of murder. When the body of Mirza Murad Begh is found stabb
Engraved in Stone: A Muzaffar Jang Mystery (Muzaffar Jang Mysteries)
✍ Scribed by Liddle, Madhulika
- Book ID
- 112102813
- Publisher
- Hachette India
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 554 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9789350094488
- ASIN
- B00AC3ESF8
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✦ Synopsis
‘Two years after the Taj Mahal is finally built, many secrets shroud its walls … In Agra to escort home the beautiful Shireen, Muzaffar Jang – maverick nobleman and ace detective – reluctantly finds himself at the centre of yet another murder investigation when Mumtaz Hassan, a prominent trader, is found dead under mysterious circumstances. The Diwan-i-kul, Mir Jumla, on his way to invade Bijapur, hands the task of finding the killer to Muzaffar. With almost no evidence to work with except an ambiguous scrawl on a scrap of paper found clutched in the dead man’s fist, Muzaffar knows he must find the killer before the Diwan-i-kul returns if he wants to save himself an invitation to a beheading. As he begins to uncover the dross beneath the golden opulence of the dead man and his murkily amorous past, Muzaffar chances upon another mystery: a long forgotten tale of a woman who vanished inexplicably one evening. Muzaffar Jang once again pits his wits against an array of potential suspects – even as he loses his heart… ’
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