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It's a great, fast paced read. It's impossible to know what's coming next. It's Agatha Christie-like in its tightly weave web of mystery. I love Levine's writing style. I like the structure as well, with the titled chapters. It really captures the feel of the classic murder mystery. Now it's on to the prequel to see what came first.

Andrew creates thrilling and believable characters sure to catch your attention from page one till the marvelous finish. He creates the atmosphere of India so you can almost feel the rain. Looking forward to more from Andrew so I can reimmerse myself in Kabir’s mysterious dangerous world Well done Andrew

Beautifully rendered atmosphere of Mumbai. Clever plot. Loved the characters. Hope there will be more with these characters.

If you are a fan of political thrillers and want to take ‘time out’ in order to lose yourself in one, then Bombay Reckless is for you! Fast-passed with great characters you become invested in, it is a real page-turner. More please.

Bought the book after reading his first, Death in the Rain. Bombay Reckless did exactly what I wanted and that was to answer a number of unanswered questions from book 1. Levine’s noir style is snappy and fast, like old time dialogue. Loved the repartee between the characters and the new issue was quite entertaining. I hope he continues the series with the same characters going forward into the future.

Very enjoyable first book from this author. Expect more great books to come!

Very interesting book, I enjoyed reading it very much. You really feel that you are in India. Can’t wait for his next book.

Loved Death in the Rain? Then don’t miss this. I thought I understood Kabir Joshi — smart, driven, a little broken. But Bombay Reckless pulled back the curtain and showed me where it all began. Andrew D. Levine delivers a brilliant prequel that adds depth without giving too much away. You get a glimpse of the roads that tested him, the scars that shaped him, and the moments that changed everything. It’s a quick read — but powerful, like a sudden storm.

A very enjoyable quick read. I was told about this book by my friend and we both really liked it. I have been to India once and the story descriptions of the city were as I remember. The author wrote a previous book, Death in the Rain, which was also good but was missing how the main characters all knew each other. This books brings you that information. I would recommend this book and Death in the Rain. I hope to see a nice long series with these characters. I’d love that.