Book Review – Broken Dreams – A Callipur Murder Mystery
Aditya Banerjee’s Broken Dreams – A Callipur Murder Mystery is a fascinating story set in the sleepy Indian town of Callipur, where mystery and crime intertwine.
The story begins in 1978, when a gruesome murder and a series of attempted robberies occur, leaving the police department a young police officer Shankar Sen scrambling to find answers in the quietness of the city.
Sen’s search for the truth in the original case leads the reader through a maze of twists and turns, with each clue raising more questions than answers.
The author skillfully portrays a popular victim with no obvious enemies, thereby fueling the intrigue surrounding the case. Banerjee masterfully captures the essence of suspense and keeps readers on edge with seemingly unsolvable mysteries. What makes this crime thriller special is Sen’s unconventional reliance on unexpected allies, demonstrating the intricacies of trust and cooperation in solving complex cases.
But the story goes deeper, revealing flaws within the police force and making the investigation more complicated.
Throughout the book, Banerjee skillfully crafts a plot full of hidden truths and exposed secrets, creating an atmosphere where revealing reality may not guarantee justice.
Broken Dreams is a complex tale of suspense, deception, and unexpected alliances, with a thought-provoking ending that challenges conventional notions of resolve and justice.
Banerjee’s storytelling talent comes to the forefront in this exciting crime novel that captivates the reader till the last page is turned.
“Broken Dreams – A Callipur Murder Mystery is a must-read for crime fiction lovers looking for a gripping story full of unexpected twists and a quest for justice that goes beyond conventional wisdom.
