Somehow I Missed It

Cosy Mystery novel by Poorvajaa Pooja Sharma

This Cosy mystery is a  true crime novel flavored with real paranormal incidents and it practically changed my perspective towards life and people. This psychiological thriller will completely twist your brain and keep you hooked. If we get a gut feeling something isn’t right about a person or situation. Should we trust it or ignore it? Obviously, you will trust it. I had a strong intuition. I was shaken to my core. It wasn't easy and I had it out with my strong willpower. So what happened next? I did experience a crime, which I have jotted down in this novel "Somehow I missed it". This crime novel has everything from real paranormal incidents to the philosophy of life that I discovered.  I found a friend. Unfortunately, this friend committed the crime of murder and he is serving life imprisonment. However, a murderer is also a human being and is not a Monster. 

The slow pace with minute details of the novel, original quotes reflecting the human condition will classify it as a Historical Literary genre. 
A true incident in Oman influences this crime fiction
It is a scary paranormal incident that happened in Oman
Author signed limited edition is available
Lovely fine-bound autographed copies are available
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Dr. Ashish K. Sharma (Arthroscopic & Joint Replacement Surgeon, Jaipur)

Philosophy and crime? I never thought these two might come together. But the way teaser and intro is narrated, I am sure the novel is going to be interesting.

Simantini Rangey Raghav (Writer & HOD English Department, University of Rajasthan)

I read the extract .... it is interesting, holds your attention, and makes you curious. I would want to buy n read the full book.

Dr Anita Sharma (Professor & head of Artificial fertility, Obstetrics, and Gynecology. SMS MEDICAL COLLEGE, JAIPUR)

My curiosity is increased after watching the teaser. The mystery of crime seems to be engaging. I am so eager to get it released.

Jaya Govindrajan (born 1933, BSc, American College Madurai 1952)

I find it very interesting. The style and command of language are good. Bold venture to write a crime novel and publish it. I wish you all the best.

Dr Pramila Sanjay (Hon' Advisor SIDART)

This is an amazing expression Pooja... Only you could do it... It is mesmerizing to read through. Best wishes from yours'ever Pramila didi

Hina Vasnani (Counselling Psychologist, Art Therapist, Psychotherapist, Relationship Coach)

Content and drafting are amazing. Though I do have a suggestion, next time try writing as a third person as well. A mixture of first-person and third-person builds content beautifully.

Anjali Rajguru (Pune)

Pooja heart-wrenching account of events, I would say you are the chosen one. I admire your patience, grit, and self-respect. Blessings and love!

Juhi Mittal (ex-telecom domain consultant at Infosys)

I went through the teaser and chapter briefs. All the chapters start in a way that captures the mind into the mystery. I like the pictures for each chapter. Sketches in pencil draw us deeper into the scene. The vocabulary is neither too jazzy nor too simple so it brings out the writer as a professional. I also like the setting to be in a foreign country, as it adds an exotic appeal. Wishing you all the best!