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The Backwater Remembers

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Nearly two decades after an unsolved murder near St. Joseph’s Boarding School, Krishna Iyer returns to Kerala, only to find himself confronting a haunting past.

As buried crimes, fractured memories,and sinister secrets begin to unravel, he is drawn into a dangerous quest for the truth.

A gripping thriller packed with suspense, unexpected twists, and nail-biting cliffhangers, this compelling taleexplores the dark intersections of faith, guilt, and power, keeping readers hooked until the very end.

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Nearly two decades after an unsolved murder near St. Joseph’s Boarding School, Krishna Iyer returns to Kerala, only to find himself confronting a haunting past.

As buried crimes, fractured memories,and sinister secrets begin to unravel, he is drawn into a dangerous quest for the truth.

A gripping thriller packed with suspense, unexpected twists, and nail-biting cliffhangers, this compelling taleexplores the dark intersections of faith, guilt, and power, keeping readers hooked until the very end.

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Reviews On Amazon

‘An atmospheric, character-driven mystery that blends an unresolved murder with childhood trauma, buried secrets and the haunting question of whether we can ever truly escape our past.’

Shirsha Roy

‘Some stories are read, some are felt… and some quietly become a memory of their own.
The Backwater Remembers by Husna is a beautiful journey through memories, emotions, places, and the pieces of the past we never truly leave behind. There’s something so hauntingly peaceful about this book—the kind of story that stays in your mind long after you’ve turned the final page.

A reminder that places remember, hearts remember, and some stories never really say goodbye.’ 

Parinita Sharma

‘The writing style is such that the readers feel and experience whatever they read. The book helps one find out how childhood trauma shapes ones adulthood and how visiting to past not always means changing it but actually understanding and solving what is left unsolved.’

Ummehani

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