The writing was fast-paced and well-written and immediately engaged the reader with the characters.
The 'main' character is Bilal, whose mother on her death bed commands he build a mosque in the leafy English village. He is not religious and feels burdened by the request.
He is an integral part of village life and we are introduced to a few of the villagers. Bilal's heath is not great (either real or imaginary) and there is clearly something going on with his wife Miriam.
I can't wait to read more the see what these things are and to see how the village would react to the deathbed request.
The 'main' character is Bilal, whose mother on her death bed commands he build a mosque in the leafy English village. He is not religious and feels burdened by the request.
He is an integral part of village life and we are introduced to a few of the villagers. Bilal's heath is not great (either real or imaginary) and there is clearly something going on with his wife Miriam.
I can't wait to read more the see what these things are and to see how the village would react to the deathbed request.