The Case of the Man who Died Laughing

Author(s): Tarquin Hall

Location(s): Delhi

Genre(s): Crime, Fiction

Era(s): Modern

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Tarquin Hall’s second novel is a great read for those interested in India, its people, and its customs. It features Vish Puri a 50 year old detective in Delhi with a large family who often features in his sleuthing. This is a murder mystery, so there is at least one body: at least one murderer: at least half-a-dozen suspects….

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