"On a rainy September\n night, six people are gunned down mercilessly in an old Parsi café in Mumbai.\n The mass murder at Cafe Mehboob, located barely a few hundred metres from the\n police station, and right next to one of the busiest railway stations in\n Mumbai, jolts the city out of its complacence. The media immediately swings\n into action, while political pressure mounts on the police force to nab the\n mass murderer. With everyone eager to place the blame of the murders on a\n madman in a bid to have the case dismissed swiftly, the headstrong Inspector\n Intekhaab Abbas is determined to get to the bottom of the murders. On probing\n the lives of the victims, he stumbles upon a heady cocktail of love, lust,\n jealousy, betrayal, rage, longing, misery and ecstasy. Mehboob Murderer,\n Nupur Anand’s debut novel, unravels a stunning truth neither the police nor\n the reader is prepared for." \n