The Curse of the Jamdani Sari (Paperback)

In the world of power, politics, and espionage, truth is often the first casualty. This gripping political thriller places readers at the heart of a high-stakes intelligence conspiracy inspired by real events in Bangladesh in 2005–06. When Shipra Sen, an Indian intelligence officer working undercover as a diplomat, is accused of orchestrating nationwide terror through coded Jamdani sari orders, her life unravels overnight. Framed by rival intelligence agencies, betrayed by political leadership, and erased by the very system she served, Shipra is forced to choose between disappearing quietly or fighting back against a machinery of lies, fabricated evidence, and ruthless power plays. As alliances shift and secrets surface, she discovers a devastating truth: sometimes the truth is more dangerous than lies. Written with chilling realism and razor-sharp insight, this novel blends the intrigue of Dan Brown–style conspiracies, the psychological tension of The Silent Patient, and the political depth found in works admired by readers of Agatha Christie, Sherlock Holmes, and modern thriller books. It is a compelling read for fans of thriller novels, crime fiction, political novels, and bestselling English books.