Book Details:
Published October 26, 2026 Harper Collins India
Series: Book #2 Kutta Kadam Series’
Genre: Suspense thriller, Serial Killer, Police Procedural
My Verdict: 4/5
What’s the Book about?
A killer on the prowl
Mumbai is rocked by a series of ritualistic the victims are found with their eyes gouged out, their pain meticulously orchestrated before their death. The killer’s signature is chilling, the motive mysterious, the pattern invisible-anyone could be next.
A relentless detective
As the bodies pile up, a desperate police force turns to former Mumbai Police legend Prakash Kadam, dragging him back from retirement and his comfortable life as a private investigator into a world he thought he’d left for good.
A thrilling climax
With danger lurking at every turn and likely assassins hiding in the shadows, can Kadam unmask the murderer terrorizing the city? Or will he become the final target in a deadly game of deception?
Review:
Blind Fury is the second instalment in the Kutta Kadam series, although it can be read easily stand alone, Book for those of you who like their thrillers with a serial killer, doing dark crimes around the city, and a brilliant cop and his team doing the investigation in the proper way, Blind fury is for you.
So the book starts with a crime and I love it when there is a crime scene and the killer is at action, and after that, the book gets a bit complex because there are a lot of characters that are coming and going throughout Book, so it’s hard to keep up with their names and stuff, however, when you reach the middle of the book, the pace catches up and there are cliffhanger in each chapter, and the chapters are really short, so you will keep turning the pages very easily.
And then there is the plot, so what is happening in Mumbai is quiet parts. There is actually a killer in loose. He is hunting his victims. Choosing them very carefully, and then is chasing them removing their eyes, and then killing them all methodically leaving no evidence behind.
Is this a ritualistic killing?! Only time will say. It is up to Kadam and his team to find the killer before he escalates too much and the time is running.
Kadam has his own demons to fight. He has his family, and if you have read the previous Book, you’ll understand why this is important for Book. Overall, this was a quick read for me. I did get which slowed up in the middle of the Book and frankly the pool of suspects, were a bit hard to keep up, but the climax did it all for me. so if you are someone who loves their thrillers with fast paced chapters, police procedural and a killer in action, then this is for you.
