Ray Rao’s bloodbath
Ray Rao has become a leading and captivating Indian author with his astounding and brilliant debut novel, Bloodbath. Just as surprising as the twists and turns of this unique Indian thriller is the unusual path that Mr. Rao has followed, leading him to a promising career as a writer. His studies began at the Indian Armed Forces Medical College, where he excelled as a physician, receiving dozens of medals and honors at the top of his class. With a distinguished skill set, he has enjoyed professional success in India, England and Japan before finally landing his current job as a professor of medicine in the United States, all overshadowed by the pride he takes in his two beautiful daughters who serve as your inspiration.
The first in an upcoming series of Indian suspense novels, Bloodbath thrills from start to finish. Ray Rao’s sharp medical mind, combined with his passion for martial arts and world travel, creates well-rounded and likable heroes in twin brothers Alexis and Jason Wolff. Set against a venomous villain named Kalidas, who is determined to tear apart a nation on the brink of disaster, the brother-brother protagonists must use their ninja training and elite ex-commando to save India and ultimately the world from disaster. nuclear. . Despite his experiences abroad, Rao uses his heritage to provide insight into the dichotomy of a nation bound by history and tradition, but plagued by religious contradictions. The authentic nature of an Indian author writing a novel set in India draws readers into the dynamic story with ease. Yet he has the ability to make the story feel relatable to readers around the world. Although classified as an Indian thriller, familiar themes like the struggle for power, good versus good. evil and the importance of family ties are incorporated seamlessly, helping the characters resonate with people from all walks of life. Nearly impossible to put down, the book fleshes out a deeply complex society that somehow feels incredibly recognizable. Ray Rao has set the bar high with interesting, fun and thought-provoking work on Bloodbath.
India has a rich literary history dating back more than 3,000 years. While works written in Indian English have a relatively shorter past, the industry is teeming with award-winning literary masterminds who have taken the global stage by storm. Talented pioneers at the forefront of this movement include the likes of Chetan Bhagat, an author, screenwriter, and television personality known for his work in the comedy-drama business, Khushwant Singh, the mind behind no less than six outstanding novels, and, more recently, Rupi Kaur, a brilliant young poet who enjoys incredible popularity among the younger generation. At the risk of writing hyperbole, especially after just one novel, Ray Rao belongs in the argument with any of the world’s best Indian authors. Plus, if he’s able to replicate his efforts on Bloodbath, Mr. Rao will find himself rising through the ranks of the world’s greatest authors, period.
