7 days till you die- an 18+ desi crime thriller

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Summary

it takes seven days for the poison to work. seven days until ACP Darsh and his team figure out the mess untill the killer takes away something very dear to him. Because the count has begun. Untill he loses someone very dear to him..the mayor's daughter

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
23
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
18+

Before you begin

Blurb

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A small coastal town nestled between cliffs and secrets.

A seriel killer is out on the loose.

When ACP Darsh Shekhawat is transferred to Varanagiri, a sleepy beachside town known for its charm and calm, he doesn’t expect death to come in waves. But soon, women begin to die—slowly, quietly—of something no post-mortem can explain.

Then comes SeherNaik-twenty-three,brilliant, and burning with rebellion. The Mayor’s daughter. The spoiled brat who questions too much, and hides bruises that have nothing to do with fists.

Together, they uncover a trail laced with whispers of corruption, betrayal, and a toxin so precise—it kills only those who deserve it.

It takes seven days for the poison to work.And someone has started the clock again.

Tropes

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Seriel killer on the loose

Age gap (23/33)

Forbidden romance

Morally gray cop

Murder disguised as illness

Small-town secrets

Found family

She fell first but he fell harder

Everyone’s a suspect

Trigger Warnings

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Murder & serial killings

Mild gore and forensic descriptions

Mentions of drug addiction and overdose (non glorified)

Toxic parenting,

infidelity and cheating (not by the main characters and non glorified)

Incest (non glorified and not by main characters)

Vouyerism and stalking

Age gap romance (handled with emotional complexity)

Emotional manipulation

Mentions of suicidal ideation (non-glorified)

Gaslighting

Grief & trauma

Poisoning through food

Moderate smut

sexual abuse (not by main characters I don’t write non-con/dub-con stuffs)

No happy endings (sorry)

> This story is fiction and does not promote violence, nor does it romanticize trauma. Reader discretion is advised.

I as an author would never promote or romanticise such stuffs. But certain elements are essential for the story which is why it’s included. Read at your own risk.

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