we start off with an introduction to a basic family gathering, giving us a tease of the characters and enough to understand their dynamic. when the phone rings, the whole pacing changes. the author does a good job of changing up the scene.
I am looking forward to the mystery-solving aspect as someone who lives for the thrill. it seems like an interesting concept but I dislike the representation of a person named 'Abu Rasil' being a terrorist.
I am looking forward to the mystery-solving aspect as someone who lives for the thrill. it seems like an interesting concept but I dislike the representation of a person named 'Abu Rasil' being a terrorist.