Samarpita Dutta

“Sunday. Ah, Sunday. What would life be without Sundays? That melancholy day that seems to stretch out forever and yet still seems to be over too soon.”
― T E Kinsey, In the Market for Murder

“My parents used to have so many family friends, uncles and aunties whom I’d known my whole life. Who would’ve hosted me in a heartbeat. But that was before they’d had a falling-out. Well, really, that was before my parents had been pushed out, basically ostracized after everything that had happened with my sister.”
― Naina Kumar, Flirting with Disaster

“His Majesty’s army is keen on murder and theft only in the name of colonial expansion.”
― T E Kinsey, A Quiet Life in the Country

“I’m an empirical girl. You know me. Show me some evidence and I’ll be excited as a puppy, but a few credulous folk hearing bumps in the night isn’t enough for me.”
― T.E. Kinsey, In the Market for Murder