About the book:
The nation has sunk deep into mourning as the news of former Prime Minister Rani Shah's assassination at a political rally continues to pour in. Intelligence
agencies, the opposition, top brass of the Army, even her closest of relatives, seem to be shifting in their chairs even as special investigative teams gear up
to file a report. The corridors of power abound with conspiracy theories, for there are many who stand to gain, should this iconic political figure pull out of
the imminent elections. But the needle of suspicion points surely towards Madam Shah's close confidant Nazleen Khan, who sat beside her in her
convoy and, oddly, escaped the bomb blast, unscathed. Tracking the life of a popular female leader against the politically-charged backdrop of a country
steeped in fanaticism and patriarchy, Nobody Killed Her is as noir as it gets. A rip-roaring first novel you won't stop raving about.
About the author:
Sabyn Javeri was born in Pakistan and now lives between London and Karachi. A graduate of the University of Oxford, she has a PhD from the University of Leicester. Her short stories have been published in many literary journals and in award-winning anthologies and creative writing text books.
