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The Woman Who Disappeared

Author :

Nazia Kamali

Publisher:

Readomania

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Publisher

Readomania

Publication Year 2026
ISBN-13

9788199995208

ISBN-10 8199995203
Binding

Paperback

Number of Pages 195 Pages
Language (English)
Weight (grms) 250
Subject

Crime & Thriller

The Woman Who Disappeared is a gripping and evocative read that draws you in from the very first page. This compelling title promises a story steeped in mystery, suspense, and intrigue, perfect for readers who enjoy a narrative that keeps them guessing until the very end. Whether it is a tale of a missing person, a journey of self-discovery, or a thrilling investigation, this book is crafted to hold your attention and stir your imagination. Ideal for fans of literary fiction, crime thrillers, or psychological drama, it makes for a wonderful addition to any bookshelf. A great choice for long evenings, lazy weekends, or whenever you are looking to lose yourself in a captivating story. Pick up your copy today and embark on a journey you will not soon forget.Raised in a Cairo orphanage and later adopted by one of the city’s most powerful families, Sheryl Andrews dares to dream of privilege and belonging. Then, one day, she disappears. Miles away in India, Yasmeen lives a carefully controlled life as a UNICEF professional, building walls around herself. Until she is assigned to work with Fahad Bashar, a brilliant, charismatic advertising executive who is as compelling as he is unsettling. Because he’s about to open a Pandora’s box Yasmeen has spent years keeping shut. As past and present begin to collide, questions claw their way to the surface—Where did Sheryl Andrews go? And what truth is powerful enough to shake Yasmeen’s carefully constructed world? The Woman Who Disappeared is a gripping tale of secrets, identity, and the haunting cost of a past that refuses to let go.

Nazia Kamali

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