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Mysterious deaths suddenly arise at different parts of the country which raises a major concern after the death of a police constable, resulting in agents from National Center of Security of India (NCS) to investigate. The only clue linking the deaths were the time, sequence of events and postmortem reports of the deceased. An ominous plot begins with a perplexed agent of ‘NCS’ trying to investigate if the deaths were natural or an Act of God as many sources claim these dreadful events to be signs of the return of Lucifer/ Dajjal and the world was about to meet its Judgement Day or Qiyammah. This book transitions through different perspectives, opinions and incidents linking theology, paranormal incidents, science and astronomy which the agents encounter trying to link the deaths to an unknown assassin.
The story is a mélange of mystery in a heart throbbing series of twists and reveals leaving the readers on a continuous journey of thrilling suspense. This is the first book of the series ‘A Dire Enigma’, at the end of which our readers will realize the genuine reason behind these clandestine deaths, the threat awaiting and the true evil mastermind behind the screen. Why don’t you grab the book and join us in the journey?
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Waiss Kharni S M
Waiss Kharni SM is an Electronics Engineer specialized in Camera Technology and Image Processing. He was born in a hillstation named Ooty in the state of Tamil Nadu, South of India. Being a Tech enthusiast bagging a Gold medal in Engineering, he also shows a lot of interest towards arts and culture like writing, dancing, singing, story-telling, designing, and video editing. He started writing from his early teenage years at boarding school. Similarly, ‘A Dire Enigma’ was a small fictional story he shared with his friends initially at college but over time he converted his story in words.
