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'The Baby Who Brought the Storm'
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I hope you will enjoy it.
The middle part is very interesting. You will not forget it. So deep, slow burning. Parting of ways. Something happening on a mountain of Madness.
The ending is shocking.


South Asian stories from Pakistan about family dynamics, women, girls, manipulation, enemies, friends, lovers. A Lovestory Literary fiction Psychological suspense.




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