The Front Page Murders Review 'A bone-chilling account of one of India's most sophisticated serial killers. Thoroughly riveting, fresh and flawless.' – The Times of India 'Incredible detailing, meticulous, offers great behind-the-scenes on law and order.' – The Hindu 'A page-turner with a Victorian writing style. Almost like re-reading an Agatha Christie novel, that has you frantically read through the night to cherish that "ah ha" moment.' – Business Standard 'Taut and tense.' – Scroll 'Gritty, honest and fascinating. What is better than racy crime fiction? Well, racy crime non-fiction, based on a real case and a true story.' – Outlook 'Uncovers the Oshiwara couple from hell : Bombay's Bonnie and Clyde.' – Mumbai Mirror 'Gives a peek into the serial killer's mind.' – The Quint 'A work of non-fiction that reads much like a racy crime thriller. Commendable research.' – The Tribune 'Gripping.' – The Daily Pioneer 'Explores the psyche of the serial killer who lived in a posh Mumbai apartment and attended glamorous page 3 parties.' – The Asian Age 'One of the year's best non-fiction titles by an Indian author.' – Buzzfeed About the Author Puja Changoiwala has worked as a senior crime correspondent with the Hindustan Times and has spent most of her career covering Mumbai’s sins and their casualties. Before she spotted her calling in Mumbai’s appetite for felony, Puja worked as a political journalist and sub-editor with Asian Affairs, a London-based human rights magazine, and her writings have featured on BBC.com, Firstpost.com and in The Hindu, among other publications. Puja also holds an MA in Journalism from the University of Westminster, London.