Keshav Tadimeti pens detective thriller “Jeffrey Stevens: The Shadow Pursuer”

If Keshav Tadimeti keeps his storytelling skills sharp and efficient, he could become a successful novelist before he could land a job in the computer industry. The UCLA major in Computer Science and published a detective thriller/police procedural novel titled “Jeffrey Stevens: The Shadow Pursuer” (BookBaby; 2015).
 
The first book in the Jeffrey Stevens: The Detective series proves to be a seamless and captivating read for its solid plot, strong pacing, engaging characters, and straightforward, top-notch writing. The book will definitely impress readers that love to consume thrillers such as Sherlock and CSI or the works of Arthur Conan Doyle, Agatha Christie, and Michael Connelly.
 
In “The Shadow Pursuer,” Jeffrey Stevens, an eccentric NYPD detective with unorthodox methods, is forced to work with police officer David Edwards to solve a case of a murder of a billionaire. A letter is found on the corpse, which adds to the mystery of the case.
 
As Stevens and Edwards dig deeper into the case, another murder has been committed, this time by a vigilante who goes by the moniker “Shadow Pursuer”. As the pair pursues the killer and the vigilante, they are forced to confront a startling truth, that no one can be trusted and that at the center of it all lie the darkest secrets of the police department.
 
Team up with Stevens and Edwards as they unearth the mystery behind both murders and the secrets lurking behind the desks in Keshav Tadimeti’s “Jeffrey Stevens: The Shadow Pursuer.” Order today through Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/Jeffrey-Stevens-Shadow-Pursuer-Detective-ebook/dp/B012HC5LIY/).

Watch out for the public display of this suspense thriller at the upcoming Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on April 13-24, 2019 at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, CA.

Jeffrey Stevens: The Shadow Pursuer
Written by Keshav Tadimeti
Published by BookBaby
Published date: July 23, 2015
Kindle price: $2.99
 
About the Author
 
Keshav Tadimeti is a storyteller by habit and an author by passion. Drawing inspiration from ancient epics, classics, and present tales, he weaves his stories not only to depict the diverse nature of his characters, but also encapsulate the world around him. Besides exploring the world of Jeffrey Stevens, he practices Indian classical music, plays jazz trumpet, and is fascinated by the field of computer science and computer security. Presently, he is also an Opinion columnist for UCLA’s student newspaper, which is read across the nation and has won numerous national and state awards for its journalistic work and he is also the paper’s Opinion editor.

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