Not Q & A part two. A longer, deeper novel of great black humour which features modern Indian stereotypes; the corrupt politician, his son the untouchables young businessman who is immune to the law, a Bollywood actress who needs to stay in front of the cameras, an innocent tribal man who confronts the sophistication of India's cities, a street kid on the way up, and a holy fool in the form of an American tourist. When the young businessman in killed whilst celebrating his (lucky and illegal) escape from a murder charge, there are six suspects for his murder. The book follows the story of each suspect.
Very entertaining, but a more serious read than Q & A. Highly recommended.
