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Beyond the Call of Voice by Asita Prabhushankar
In California, half a world away from her native India, Anu finds her heart
torn between three men - Dan, a detective, Pavan, her mild-mannered
childhood friend who's long dreamed of marrying her and Deepak, a
Silicon Valley executive, a dazzling fellow countryman who's won Anu's
head, but not her heart. After spurning the luxury of wealth and leaving
the abusive Deepak, Anu is surprised by a call from Roopa, Deepak's
new wife. Pregnant, she fears her husband may kill her. Anu's resolve
to help Roopa draws her back to the two men who still want her until
Deepak's unexpected death develops into a murder investigation that
will alter everyone's life forever.
Commendable - Marianne de Nazareth, Deccan Herald
An interesting novel; worth a read - Randeep Wadehra, The Tribune
A novel of romance and revenge - The Asian Age
Fast paced - Savvy
A socially relevant book - Gaurav R Pai, The Free Press Journal
A novel of romance and revenge - K B Ganapathy, Star of Mysore
Eminently readable; holds a mirror to the author's personality that is
laced with compassion and a desire to serve those who cry for help.- T
S Satyan, Celebrated Photographer and Writer
Provides a rare insight into the workings of the human psyche; the
writing is marked by a high degree of delicacy and refinement -
Ayyappa Paniker, Pioneer of Modernism in Kerala
torn between three men - Dan, a detective, Pavan, her mild-mannered
childhood friend who's long dreamed of marrying her and Deepak, a
Silicon Valley executive, a dazzling fellow countryman who's won Anu's
head, but not her heart. After spurning the luxury of wealth and leaving
the abusive Deepak, Anu is surprised by a call from Roopa, Deepak's
new wife. Pregnant, she fears her husband may kill her. Anu's resolve
to help Roopa draws her back to the two men who still want her until
Deepak's unexpected death develops into a murder investigation that
will alter everyone's life forever.
Commendable - Marianne de Nazareth, Deccan Herald
An interesting novel; worth a read - Randeep Wadehra, The Tribune
A novel of romance and revenge - The Asian Age
Fast paced - Savvy
A socially relevant book - Gaurav R Pai, The Free Press Journal
A novel of romance and revenge - K B Ganapathy, Star of Mysore
Eminently readable; holds a mirror to the author's personality that is
laced with compassion and a desire to serve those who cry for help.- T
S Satyan, Celebrated Photographer and Writer
Provides a rare insight into the workings of the human psyche; the
writing is marked by a high degree of delicacy and refinement -
Ayyappa Paniker, Pioneer of Modernism in Kerala
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