On a night when the city was allowed to decide a man's fate, Mumbai chose silence. DEAD IN GRAVE: CALL ME DEAD is a dark, psychological crime thriller that dives into the underbelly of power, surveillance, and moral collapse. When a mysterious accident pulls Saurabh Kashyap into a web of hidden systems and anonymous judgments, he uncovers Shadow Protocol-a covert mechanism where lives are weighed, voted on, and erased without consequence.
At the center of the storm stands Arjun Rao, a man shaped by loss, betrayal, and a system that failed him long before he chose to burn it down. As lines blur between justice and vengeance, Saurabh is forced to confront an unsettling truth: sometimes the most dangerous criminals are not the ones who kill, but the ones who decide who deserves to live.
Through midnight confessions, encrypted truths, and a city that watches but never intervenes, the story unfolds into a relentless chase where every choice bleeds into the next. Each chapter tightens the noose, exposing how fear becomes law and silence becomes a weapon.
This is not a story about heroes.
It is a story about awareness.
Gripping, atmospheric, and disturbingly real, Night in Blood Turn asks a haunting question:
When the system is broken, who do you become to survive it?
Perfect for readers who crave intense crime thrillers, psychological depth, and morally complex storytelling, this novel lingers long after the final page-like blood on concrete that refuses to fade.
