About the Author
Novoneel Chakraborty
ISBN 9788184007909
Rs. 320
Penguin Books
Black Suits You
Who it's for: Readers who enjoy psychological thrillers and dark romance
Kiyan Roy, the reclusive author of the bestselling "Handcuffs" erotica trilogy, makes his first public appearance, drawing fans with his charm. However, a mysterious girl begins to relentlessly pursue and seduce him, leading to an intense, obsessive affair. As Kiyan falls deeper under her spell, his life and career begin to unravel, forcing him to confront the dangerous path he's chosen and the potential doom that awaits.Why You Should Read? Delves into the complex dynamics of obsession and desire. Offers a gripping psychological power struggle between its characters. Presents a fast-paced narrative with an unpredictable and dark plot. A clever psychosexual thriller that keeps readers guessing until the end.
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- Centers on Kiyan Roy, author of the 'Handcuffs' trilogy
- Explores obsession and desire in a psychosexual thriller
- Features a gripping psychological power struggle
- Fast-paced narrative with an unpredictable, dark plot
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All by Novoneel Chakraborty →Questions about this book
Who is the main character?
Kiyan Roy, a reclusive author of a bestselling erotica trilogy.
What is the central conflict?
Kiyan becomes involved in an obsessive affair with a mysterious girl, which threatens his life and career.
What genre is this book?
It is a psychosexual thriller, blending elements of obsession and desire.
Is this book part of a series?
No, it is a standalone novel, though it references Kiyan's fictional 'Handcuffs' trilogy.




