Razor Sharp

De: Ashwin Sanghi

Narrado por: Aditya Raj Sharma

A baffling crime. A run-down ex-cop. But he's their best bet.

A city on edge.

A ruthless serial killer stalks the streets of Mumbai, leaving behind a gruesome trail of tortured victims. As the city reels in terror, the authorities grapple with a vital question: what links these seemingly random targets?

A dogged investigator.

Enter Prakash Kadam, once a decorated cop but now an angry, bitter wreck of a man haunted by his past. Summoned to put an end to the madness, he finds himself neck-deep in an investigation mired in police sluggishness and antiquated forensics.

A deadly game.

As old enmities resurface and perplexing twists in the case push him to the limit, can Kadam find the killer before it is too late? Or will he lose someone close to him---again?

With Razor Sharp, the first book in an exciting new series, Ashwin Sanghi demonstrates yet again his undisputed mastery at weaving complex, gripping thrillers that keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

©2024 Ashwin Sanghi (P)2024 Audible Singapore Private Limited

OK story - not usual Ashwin Sanghi standard. Narration horrible

Story: I am a major Ashwin Sanghi fan, but I felt story was a bit dragged, not usual Ashwin Sanghi standard. Too abusive language - far more than real life even for cops. I like the overall storyline concept though.

Narration: In an attempt to add different sounds and accents for different characters, ARS as over compensated and the overall effect is quite woeful. Also his pronunciation of many english words and some Indian names are wrong. I hope ARS corrects these quickly or the second books gets a more naturally vivid narrator. Some good examples of great narrations are Stephen Fry in Harry Potter series and The Complete Works of Sherlock Holmes, and Davina Porter in Outlander series. Of course being an accomplished actor himself multiple characterization would come naturally to Stephen Fry