The Missing Husband seems like an apt title for a crime thriller, and when I first took up this book I thought that it is going to be another 'The Silkworm' show, where I had met my famous fictional detective spy, Cormoran Strike. Well, lucky this time, got to meet someone as Byzantine as Strike. Well, this novel by Vijay has an Indian detective (Personal investigator) Abhay Chauhan. He sounds everything but grave. Well before getting into detective line, he was in the Mumbai police force, but left it, as he believed that he was a wrong fit there. He deemed them as donkeys. Like many international crime thriller bestsellers, this novel's hero, too, is full of some basic aspects needed to sound an interesting spy. For all those reasons, he is handsome, well-built, had dull childhood, orphaned, unmarried, and rude. I am sure you will love him for his rudeness. The story kicks off with a not-so-big issue. A big business family in Bombay: Fernandez’s. The time is 19...
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