THE BLACK ORPHAN

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📚 BOOK REVIEW
The Black Orphan by S. Hussain Zaidi


The story focuses around the the financial capital of India, Mumbai. The author has expertly woven the current incidents of terrorism in the story to focus upon. How terrorists are running a conspiracy to destroy our economy. They are gradually spreading their tentacles in India with the aim of destabilizing the country.

The Black Orphan by S.Hussain Zaidi is the latest book by the author. It belongs to action thriller genre. The story revolves around the diplomats, bureaucrats, cops, terrorists, secret agency and spies. The main protagonist of the story is DIG Ajay Rajvardhan who fells for Aasiya, a human rights lawyer.

A serial killer who has killed the three topmost scientists of our country has not been caught till now. How a team of burqa clad women are running terrorism in the bylanes of Mumbai.

This is the very first time I am reading Author S.Hussain Zaidi's book and I am not at all disappointed. Though I am not a big fan of action thrillers but this book has entertained me throughout. The characters were well developed. I could feel everything happening infront of my eyes such is the effect of the author's word. The use of AI for the detection of crime was mindblowing.

This story is inspired by true events. It is a riveting tale of love, terror and revenge. It is a masterpiece by the author with the amalgamation of different emotions weaved into one story.



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