Juggernaut- Red Sky

He thought he was making history. Now he's accused of murder. Trapped in a police interrogation room and compelled to write his confession, Narin is trying to piece together what happened. The only thing keeping him calm is the drug that started it all. Months earlier, he was a disgraced scientist with one shot left: a job at Harvester Pharmaceuticals. His task was to develop a therapeutic version of Red Sky, a street drug that can make you brilliant but occasionally turns you into a killer. Narin has a secret weapon: a formula on a flash drive that could solve the problem no one else has. All he has to do is survive at Harvester long enough to use it. But Harvester is not what it seems. Behind its gleaming façade, Narin finds himself caught between a charismatic lawyer whose charm masks a ruthless agenda and an embittered scientist who built the company and may be destroying it. Underlying it all is a highly classified project, one built on his own research. When he discovers its true purpose, it upends everything he thought he knew. As the weeks pass, Narin can no longer tell where his scientific obsession ends and his unraveling begins. A mysterious figure haunts his dreams, a desert prince preparing him for a battle he doesn't understand. The voices may be hallucinations. The visions may be warnings. As he writes his confession, one question remains: is he the victim of a conspiracy or its perpetrator? Red Sky is an immersive psychological thriller for readers who like their conspiracies dark, their narrators unreliable, and their endings unexpected.

Pages: 340, Paperback, Aninda B. Acharya Books