Surendra Mohan Pathak was born on 19 February 1940 in Khemkaran, Punjab. After graduating in Science, he began to work at the Indian Telephone Industries Ltd. By the time he grew up, he had already read many national and international writers and begun translating the novels of Ian Fleming, Mario Puzo and James Hadley Chase, after which he began his own writing.
His most popular novels were Asafal Abhiyaan and Khaali Vaar, which took Pathak to the very zenith of fame. Since then, he has never looked back. His novel, Painsath Lakh ki Dakaiti was also published in English and made news for selling hundreds of millions of copies.
You can contact him on:
smpmysterywriter@gmail.com
http://www.smpathak.com/
The brother of Sahil Sarin was in jail. He was a drug smuggler, a debtor to a drug mafia, and his death in prison at the hands of drug mafia executioners was certain under the condition of not repaying the debts. The only way to save his brother's life was in front of Sahil Sarin that he would take his brother's wrong occupation.
He chose his wrong path to save his brother, but there was something else in his mind, but what else did he want? The tussle between police, Sahil and drug mafias takes the story of this novel to a new turning point, but at what point? Ek Hi Rasta is a very interesting, brilliant thriller, which has a specialty of gripping to read and finish it in one sitting.
