UK author releases second instalment of Indian-Irish cosy crime mystery
London, a UK-based author named Paul Waters has released the second installment of his Indian-Irish cosy crime mystery series, titled "Death at the Elephant House." The series follows an unlikely duo: Irish teaching nun Sister Agatha Murphy and Delhi hotel proprietor Avtar Mehta. Waters, who met his India-born wife Aneysha in Delhi, drew inspiration from his wife's mother's connection to India, as her teaching nun, Agatha, once worked in Pune.
The author plans to release a book for each month of the year, showcasing various aspects of Indian culture, such as Holi, Diwali, cricket, and weddings. By setting his stories in Delhi's Chandni Chowk, Waters aimed to immerse readers in a vivid and colorful world that feels authentic to Indian readers.
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