I love circles. I adore them because they start at one point, go all over and come back to where they began. They’re full, rounded and complete. Our Lady of Alice Bhatti is something like that. You start the book thinking, “Okay then, where is this going?” and you end with “Ah! So that’s...
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Two young army cadets wanting to break the ranks. One smart, the other a romantic. Two powerful army generals gambolling in power. One is the country’s president, and the other touted as the “second most powerful” person. The country is Pakistan, and in the backdrop is the war between the USSR, Afghanistan and the...
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