Raj Vol. 1: The Missing Nabobs Of The City Of God

Based on a true story, "The Deceivers" follows Alexander Martin, who arrives in Bombay in 1831 to work for the Indian Political Service. He soon becomes embroiled in a mystery involving the disappearance of several members of high society and must navigate the dangerous politics and social hierarchy of the time to uncover the truth.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 48 pages
Publication date: 26 May 2022
Publisher: Cinebook Ltd

Bombay, 1831. Alexander Martin, a recent arrival from London, reports to his new boss at the Indian Political Service, a government agency primarily tasked with assisting the East India Company in expanding its control over the Indian subcontinent. The enthusiastic and somewhat idealistic young man quickly becomes disliked by the British establishment and is ostracized by the polite society of Bombay. However, when several of its members start disappearing, Alexander is compelled to investigate the mysterious occurrences.

As he delves deeper into the case, Alexander discovers a web of intrigue and corruption that extends far beyond the boundaries of the East India Company. He uncovers a plot masterminded by a group of wealthy and influential individuals who are willing to go to any lengths to maintain their power and control over the region.

Alexander's investigation takes him to the heart of Bombay's underworld, where he encounters a diverse range of characters, including street thugs, smugglers, and political elites. He must navigate through a maze of lies and deceit, using his wits and intelligence to unravel the truth and bring the culprits to justice.

Through his journey, Alexander learns the true cost of power and the importance of standing up against injustice. He also discovers the resilience and strength of the Indian people, who have been subjected to centuries of exploitation and oppression by the British.

In the end, Alexander emerges as a hero, having exposed the corrupt establishment and brought the perpetrators to justice. His legacy lives on as a symbol of the indomitable spirit of the Indian people and their determination to fight for their rights and independence.

Weight: 170g
Dimension: 217 x 286 x 7 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781800440159