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As brutal as can be

"The story was overall amazingly penned down. I loved how the story transitioned from the lavish city of London to the war torn Aleppo. Even though the story had some loopholes in some places, it made me contemplate failing in chemistry, because I was up all night glued to my mobile screen rather than my books. I was captivated by the poetry the author used, and also the personal touch added to the story by her own life experiences. The ending was totally unexpected and an amusing element of surprise. I've already suggested this book to almost all of my friends, and also highly recommend it to anyone seeking a short, gripping story which will force them to seek the touch of humanity the people have lost towards the ongoing wars. I can't help but give this story 5 stars in most of the fields, and only after minutely recapitulating every detail from it have I deducted a single star from the overall rating."

Kfkindia

"Brilliant in most of the part, some very deep insights on life and death which to my mind came as a surprise. The flow in the first three chapters appears jarred but the gates open up after that and there is a deluge of deep thoughts and subtle insinuations about the horrors we have created for unknown reasons. The story unfolds neatly and some really beautiful philosophical lines in between keep the interest intact. The plot is fresh and narration is captivating. The best part that I liked was the author's passive and objective approach towards emotion and drama, not hanging too much around the tragedies and just pass by. Overall this book deserves to be published because it touches on the excruciating pain being silently faced by muslims. It really is an amazing book and at some places looks like some deep researched work."

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