Review Season: A Dire Isle by RV Raman - 2022 9th Place

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Coming in 9th place for our 2022 recommendations is RV Raman’s ‘A Dire Isle’, which must be said very slowly in an Australian accent to not sound like you’re reciting your vowels. RV Raman has been one of India’s best barely-kept secrets since his 2014 fiction debut ‘Fraudster’, one of a growing number of authors opening the door to their relatively young slice of our crime fiction world. The books this year on Death of the Reader have featured a lot of nostalgia for detective fiction, but no entry has imbued quite as much joy to that nostalgia as RV Raman does in his second Harith Athreya novel.

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