The Case of the Missing Servant by Tarquin Hall

The others in the series of mystery novels include The Case Of The Man Who Died Laughing and The Case Of The Deadly Butter Chicken. His other books include Mercenaries, Missionaries and Misfits: Adventures of an Under-age Journalist, Salaam Brick Lane, and To the Elephant Graveyard. Tarquin Hall is an English author and journalist. The Case of the Missing Servant (2009) is the first in the series of the Tarquin Hall mystery novels and introduces a fictional Punjabi Character Vish Puri, India’s Most Private Investigator. He must employ all of his investigative skills as he and his undercover team, Facecream, Tubelight and Flush set about solving this case.

He also goes all the way to the sand-dunes of Jaipur and the mines of Jharkhand, in search of Mary. Puri’s quest for the truth and his unrelenting desire to solve this case, take him on an interesting journey from the laidback Gymkhana Clubs, where the privileged lot of Delhi spend their leisure time to the slums of Delhi, home to the servant class. Vish Puri takes up the case to prove the lawyer’s innocence. Khasliwal claims that he has been framed and is a victim of a corrupt system, and that the authorities are out for revenge against him. Her employer, the noted lawyer Ajay Khasliwal, is under suspicion following her disappearance, and stands accused of murdering her and hiding her body to conceal the crime. A maidservant named Mary has disappeared in Delhi.

The Case Of The Missing Servant presents Vish Puri, a portly private investigator, whose cases are usually limited to doing background checks and snooping on matrimonial prospects for arranged marriages. The Case Of The Missing Servant, written by Tarquin Hall, is a whodunit mystery novel set in Delhi about a maidservant who disappears from the posh suburbs of Delhi, and the consequences of her disappearance.

The Case of the Missing Servant by Tarquin Hall