Khan

by Robert Forrester

When a young girl is found brutally murdered in London’s Clapham Common, determined Metropolitan DCI Elizabeth Grainger finds herself thrust into an investigation that spans two continents.

While attempting to track down the vicious killer, Grainger struggles to cope with her disordered home life, and things soon get even more complicated when Khan, a tough, Delhi police inspector, arrives to insist in the investigation.

Khan’s indomitable methods prove too much for Grainger, and as the case spirals out of control, she begins to wonder if there is more to the enigmatic Sikh than meets the eye.

347 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 29, 2014

About the author

Robert Forrester is a writer and journalist based in Birmingham, United Kingdom. He is the author of the Inspector Anderson Mysteries, Hope and Carver Mysteries, the thriller Rogues, and various short fiction that has appeared in numerous anthologies and literary magazines.

Reviews

[Steven Ure · Rating 5 out of 5]

A crime novel that plays with social and racial prejudices

When all the evidence is stacked up against Khan, a foreign investigator from India, can he solve the mystery and save himself from jail in the former imperialist Great Britain?

[Harry Tomos · Rating 5 out of 5]

loved the language,pacey book, I went where the story took me I normally end up questioning and going down a different route so that surprised me..great to read