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Cry Of The Hornbill

£23.99

During Nagaland’s iconic Hornbill Festival, the brutal murder of a young photojournalist plunges Kohima into turmoil.

As Inspector John Angami delves into the dark mystery, his investigation leads him to five intriguing suspects, ancient traditions, supernatural warriors, and a web of dangerous secrets.

Brimming with compelling characters, unexpected twists, and layers of gripping suspense, the story unfolds against a world where political intrigue and personal tragedies collide.

As loyalties are tested and hidden truths surface, Angami must navigate a treacherous landscape where trust can be fatal and every revelation brings him closer to a chilling truth.

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During Nagaland’s iconic Hornbill Festival, the brutal murder of a young photojournalist plunges Kohima into turmoil.

As Inspector John Angami delves into the dark mystery, his investigation leads him to five intriguing suspects, ancient traditions, supernatural warriors, and a web of dangerous secrets.

Brimming with compelling characters, unexpected twists, and layers of gripping suspense, the story unfolds against a world where political intrigue and personal tragedies collide.

As loyalties are tested and hidden truths surface, Angami must navigate a treacherous landscape where trust can be fatal and every revelation brings him closer to a chilling truth.

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Reviews On Amazon

‘A wonderful, heart-warming read. It’s one of those books that stays with you — gentle but powerful, and full of heart. Brings the current struggles of the Myanmar people to the fore. Highly recommended.’

Rita S.

‘Book is an extremely well written thriller that keeps you guessing while also peaking your interest in the Indian culture. Characters & scenery come to life making you continue reading.’

Glenn

‘This murder mystery is a real page-turner from the get-go. It's set in the spooky hills of Nagaland and follows Inspector John Angami as he tries to figure out who killed Tanya Singh, a journalist whose death rocks the town. The writer does a great job of mixing politics, local culture, and maybe even a little something supernatural to make the story super suspenseful. Everyone in the book seems to be hiding something, and the setting really makes it feel real. With its great writing, how it makes you feel, and some crazy surprises, this book is a wild mix of crime, culture, and doing what's right.’

Kartikey Garg

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