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The Guardian’s Daughter
Two mysterious deaths, one missing woman, and a conspiracy hidden behind wealth and power. As an inspector pursues the truth, a brilliant investigator enters th
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Inside the book
A mysterious investigation: Two young women are found dead under eerily similar circumstances, while a third disappears without a trace.
An unlikely partnership: Suspended Inspector Raman joins forces with the brilliant and enigmatic investigator Delo Rose to uncover the truth.
A conspiracy without borders: Their search leads from India to Vietnam and Cambodia, revealing a secret organisation with global ambitions.
Secrets close to home: As the case deepens, Rose discovers that the conspiracy may be connected to her own family.
A gripping thriller: The Guardian’s Daughter blends crime, suspense, betrayal, hidden identities, and international intrigue.
Meet the Author
Durga Prasad Mohapatra
Durga Prasad Mohapatra lives in Dubai with his wife and is known to friends simply as Durga. An adventurer at heart, he draws inspiration from unfamiliar places, new experiences, and the people he meets along the way. He enjoys travelling the world, running half marathons, and experimenting in the kitchen with new recipes—pursuits that reflect the curiosity, discipline, and creativity he brings to his writing. In 2023, he summited Mount Kilimanjaro, an experience that strengthened his belief in perseverance and the rewards of embracing a challenge. After making his debut with Devil in Tuxedo Suit in 2025, he continues his creative journey with The Guardian’s Daughter, his second publication
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“The Guardian’s Daughter by Durga Prasad Mohapatra promises an engaging reading experience filled with emotions, relationships, and meaningful life experiences. The title sparks curiosity and invites readers to explore the journey of its central character. A suitable choice for readers who enjoy character-driven storytelling, personal struggles, and stories that highlight courage, family bonds, and the power of human connections.”
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