Chasing Sanity

Robin is a psychology student who works as a freelance journalist to provide for himself. He is like any other boy of his age, who tries to balance his studies with a part-time job. However, there is one thing that differentiates him from the general crowd — he is the cop killer or Copper about whom other people of his age read in the newspapers. He is the one who has killed four police officers in two years. Having lived a life of constantly trying to steal his mind from the things that exasperate him, Robin decides to take things a step further one day from imagining killing someone to vent his anger to actually doing it. The act is liberating to him and the after-effect is a wonderland. The hunt for Copper gets fiercer, and Robin finds it difficult to keep things in order as he faces trials in friendship and love. CHASING SANITY is not a murder mystery that grips the readers with a constant surge of adrenaline. It is that unputdownable novel which looks inside the kind of mind that finds it hard to cope with the direction that his world is taking.