The Mansion Mystery - The Sen Kids
                     Amit Ray 
writes 
children’s 
fiction. He 
sees 
himself as a 
Dan Brown 
for kids, 
though 
nobody else 
does. Least 
of all, Dan 
Brown.
The Mansion Mystery
A Detective Story About ... 
(whoops - almost gave it away! 
Let's just say it's a children's 
mystery for preteen boys and 
girls, ages 9-12) (The Sen Kids)
by Amit Ray  (Author)
Light Hurley (Editor),
Tamara Antonijevic (Illustrator)
Nick and Neel are playing 
cricket on the terrace of their 
ancestral home when they 
stumble across an old riddle 
written by someone identified 
only as Mrs -. Who is this 
mysterious lady? Where does 
the riddle lead?
And is Neel simply the most 
annoying little brother ever? It 
will take all of Nick's ingenuity, 
Neel's quick-wittedness and 
maybe a teeny-tiny bit of help 
from rather unexpected 
quarters to crack this code!
Customer Reviews
it feels like the first book of a 
great detective book series in 
the making" "I like all the 
modern references with super 
good clues and twists. On top 
of that, the illustration is just 
amazing."
About Amit Ray
He has almost twenty years of 
corporate experience, none of 
which is of any use in his writing. 
But at least he got to travel 
extensively to historical sites all 
over the world so he can 
cheerfully misrepresent them in 
his writing.
In a less-than-illustrious writing 
career, Amit has failed to win 
the Newbery Medal, the Geisel 
Medal or the Boston Globe 
Horn Book Award. He did, 
however, win bronze for the 
sack race in elementary 
school, so that’s something.
Children's 
Humor,
Children's 
Exploration 
Fiction