The Man Who Wouldn’t Be God

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An investigative journalist uncovers a complex mystery surrounding a controversial godman while confronting his own personal struggles.

Author	Shashi Warrier
ISBN	9789386050274
Year Of Publication	2016
Pages	304
Language	ENGLISH
Binding	papreback
Publisher	Speaking Tiger

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ISBN: 9789386050274
Year Of Publication: 2016
Pages : 304

Language : ENGLISH
Binding : paperback
Publisher: speaking tiger

Overview

Combining crime, suspense and human drama, this novel explores the blurred boundaries between truth, belief and deception. Through Bala’s investigation, Shashi Warrier examines religious influence, political connections, personal redemption and the search for answers behind public scandals.

MEET AUTHOR

Shashi Warrier is an Indian novelist known for crime fiction, thrillers and stories featuring complex characters. His works include The Orphan, Hangman's Journal and Night of the Krait. His writing often explores suspense, human psychology and moral dilemmas.

Book Summary

Bala Kamath, an alcoholic investigative journalist facing professional and family problems, receives one last assignment: investigate Swami Sarvananda, a godman accused of wrongdoing. As Bala meets the Swami and investigates the case, he begins to question his assumptions. Political interference, a murder and the Swami’s mysterious disappearance deepen the mystery. In pursuing the truth, Bala is forced to confront his own life and reconsider what he believes.

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