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Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Inspector Singh Invades the UK

Shamini Flint has the happiest of happy news to impart.

Not only is Inspector Singh Investigates: A Most Peculiar Malaysian Murder out this Thursday in the UK, and available in Waterstones (for £6.99) , it has also been selected to be the Daily Telegraph Recommended Book of the Week! This means that it can be bought for just £2.99 with the paper at 750 Tesco stores!

Shamini has asked her friends to pass on the word to all those living in the UK to rush out and buy dozens. She promises to remember you all when she's famous.

Biggest congrats!

15 comments:

  1. I hope the murder does not involve blowing anybody's to pieces. Hah!

    Or does it?

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  2. you will have to buy the book and see
    :-P

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  3. Mum,

    yes..yes I like the tittle.

    hehehe.

    broooommmm.....brooommm

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  4. Congrats, Shamini! I'll definitely spread the word.

    -- Preeta

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  5. Hey did you know in Australia they have a Punjabi male dressed up like Elvis selling Pappadum ?

    Shamini Flint.,.wasn't she the one with the strange website?

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  6. i am dense ... i only just got Faizah's inference! yes, malaysia boleh when it comes to spectacular murder and ensuing intrigue

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  7. Will it be available here in the USA

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  8. not at the moment, I don't think Anon. will ask Sham.

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  9. Congrats, Sham. Will definitely tell friends in UK too.
    saras

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  10. Many congrats Shamini! Jane Sunshine

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  11. thanks guys - I'm so excited about it! To answer one of the questions - US rights have been sold so should get there eventually ...

    Shamini

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  12. Congratulations, Shamini. I've posted it on my facebook page!

    Chiew-Siah

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  13. I am reading it at the moment ... and am enjoying it. I like the way she writes, without wasting words.

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  14. title reminds me of those old seicho matsumoto murder mysteries

    - burhan

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