
The Rossogolla Murders By Debeshi Gooptu - Book Review
I love books in the thriller and suspense genre and have in fact written a couple of them myself. I found Debeshi Gooptu’s ‘The Rossogolla Murders’ refreshingly different from the run-of-the-mill whodunit which we so often come across nowadays.
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