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There comes a day in every boy's life when he needs to sit down and decide what to do with the rest of it. But our layabout hero Samay slept through it as he did most days growing up. Waking up aged twenty-nine he finds that he barely has any money left in the bank and the only job anyone is willing to give him is as a debt collector for small businesses.

To top it all he has had no luck with his college flame Amrita. They were close friends once but are not even in touch any more.

His less-than-ordinary life takes a mad turn when he is mistaken by mob boss Pande for a hitman and given Rs 75 lakh as payment. Samay wants to take the money and flee the city but he discovers that Amrita now a journalist is next on the hit list...

The Debt Collector's Due is a wild ride through the drama of college heartbreak and a terrifying murder in south Mumbai's Parsi colony to the sweaty alleys of Crawford Market and the mist-filled valley of Panchgani. This is a story about shifting fortunes and high stakes a breathless read from the first page to the very last word.
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THE DEBT COLLECTOR'S DUE

THE DEBT COLLECTOR'S DUE

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  • ISBN: 9789351368199
  • Author: Sethi Adhirath
  • Publisher: HarperCollins
  • Pages: 184
  • Format: Paperback
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There comes a day in every boy's life when he needs to sit down and decide what to do with the rest of it. But our layabout hero Samay slept through it as he did most days growing up. Waking up aged twenty-nine he finds that he barely has any money left in the bank and the only job anyone is willing to give him is as a debt collector for small businesses.

To top it all he has had no luck with his college flame Amrita. They were close friends once but are not even in touch any more.

His less-than-ordinary life takes a mad turn when he is mistaken by mob boss Pande for a hitman and given Rs 75 lakh as payment. Samay wants to take the money and flee the city but he discovers that Amrita now a journalist is next on the hit list...

The Debt Collector's Due is a wild ride through the drama of college heartbreak and a terrifying murder in south Mumbai's Parsi colony to the sweaty alleys of Crawford Market and the mist-filled valley of Panchgani. This is a story about shifting fortunes and high stakes a breathless read from the first page to the very last word.

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