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The cover of Death in the Rain depicts a dark, rain-soaked Mumbai, creating an immediate sense of danger and mystery. Its moody blue tones, blurred city lights, and shadowy imagery capture the novel’s noir atmosphere and suggest that something sinister is hidden beneath the surface.

Death in the Rain

by Andrew D Levine

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Death in the Rain is a contemporary crime thriller set in Mumbai. When a young woman is found dead near the Gateway of India, the police quickly rule it a suicide. Investigative journalist Kabir Joshi knows better. Joined by former police officer Ananya Rao, he follows a trail of money, power, and corruption into the city’s most protected circles—where exposing the truth may cost them their lives.

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About the author

Andrew D. Levine is the author of the Kabir Joshi and Ananya Rao mystery series, a collection of crime thrillers set across modern India. A retired CPA with 40 years of experience, Levine brings financial realism to stories involving murder, money, political influence, and institutional corruption. His longtime travels throughout India allow him to portray its cities, culture, and people with authenticity and respect. His novels follow investigative journalist Kabir Joshi and former police officer Ananya Rao as they uncover crimes whose roots often reach far beyond the original murder. Published through Blue Latitude Books, the series combines traditional detective fiction with Indian noir—where power protects secrets, but every secret leaves a paper trail. Andrew lives in New York and continues to write new installments in the Joshi–Rao mystery series.

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