Book Review: Kismet Pariah
What I found unique about Kismet Pariah is that it weaves a tale of murder and mystery around some sensitive social themes - the choices we make, our relationships, our identity, stigma, religion, ostracism. I'm glad to have read this 'out-of-the-box' kind of crime thriller.
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