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Beyond the Call of Voice

by Asita Prabhushankar

Frog Books, Mumbai. 2005
Review by Meera Raghavendra
16 February 2009

Book Description: 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. A novel of romance and revenge that focuses on the intricate social customs and psychological bonds of Indian society while grappling with the customs and challeng

Review in the Sunday Tribune.

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