The Artist Who Stole His Own Paintings  (English, Paperback, Vasist 'Vardan' Giri)

A gruesome murder at Agatha’s Art Gallery in Dublin disrupts the lives of the gallery owner (Agatha) and the victim’s fiancée (Evanna) beyond repair. Peter, the director of the gallery, is found dead under mysterious circumstances, and three paintings kept for an Auction are missing from the storage room. Those artworks belonged to Karan Ved, a troubled Indian artist who has disappeared without a trace. Dublin’s reputed Detective Superintendent (DS), Bruce O’Sullivan, spearheads the investigation and concludes that KV had planned and executed all his moves to perfection, and the murderer they’re looking for is the artist who stole his own paintings. Evanna, the victim’s fiancée, believes Agatha is not only involved in the murder of her innocent man but also aware of the murderer’s whereabouts. Almost four months after the crime, a stranger visits Agatha’s house to deliver KV’s letter and a mysterious painting. His letter reveals the true story behind the artwork and shocking secrets from his past. But it is incomplete. Agatha is convinced that more letters and paintings, sent by the absconding criminal, will be delivered to her. Evanna loses faith in the ongoing investigation, and all she wants is revenge—to kill Agatha and KV. Agatha, unaware of Evanna’s wicked intentions, is anxiously awaiting more letters and paintings from KV—eager to know how a troubled artist turns into a cold-blooded murderer. As the hunt for the absconding criminal continues, the plot thickens with new layers of mystery and unpredictable twists.