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No. 10 Doyers Street: A woman journalist from India becomes involved in the case of a Chinatown gangster in 1907 New York.

Praise for No. 10 Doyers Street

Radha Vatsal has crafted a crackerjack mystery... Trailblazing journalist Archana Morley has both the strength and sensitivity to cut to the truth in this fast-paced tale that illuminates the history of Asian immigrants in Chinatown.”

Sujata Massey
Internationally bestselling author of The Widows of Malabar Hill
[A]n immersive historical novel in which social constructions of race impact politics on a grand scale.”

Foreword Reviews
Vatsal has impressed me with her precise and astute observations and rich detail for some time, and her upcoming book shows Vatsal at the top of her game.”

CrimeReads
Historical Fiction to Check Out in 2025
Vatsal’s skill as not only a historian, but a crafter of gripping and character-driven mysteries, are in full effect... Pitch perfectly accurate and enthralling, I was rapt until the last page.”

Alex Segura
Bestselling and acclaimed author of Secret Identity and Alter Ego
This page-turning caper explores the political, cultural, and economic forces that shaped Progressive Era New York.

Kirkus Reviews
[A]n engrossing read about the erasure of people and their homes and culture in the name of so-called progress.”

Historical Novel Society
[A] descriptive, engaging thriller set in the dark alleys of New York’s Chinatown more than a hundred years ago.

Asian Review of Books

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