Bücher von Monire

Burnt body of a girl is found in a cemetery. Detective Superintendent Amber gets the call and heads to the crime scene. As the investigation progresses Amber finds the death is connected to a crime that was committed over two decades ago when a young teenage girl was raped and left naked in the middle of a village festival. As Amber digs deeper bodies start falling but the killer is as illusive as Houdini and always two steps ahead.About the Author: MONIRE, Munir Muhammad, is a resident of Dubai for most of past two decades. A retired newspaper editor and financial and management consultant, Monire, now writes fiction. He is currently working on his 8th book.

Frustration is brewing in Pakistan as the economy nosedives, and the corrupt leaders considered puppets of the USA, continue to play a game of musical chairs while the poor get poorer and the rich get richer.Sultan, a businessman turned politician, has the vision to rid his country of foreign influence; that would be the panacea to all ills his country faces. So he traverses the long hard road, makes alliances with unsavory elements to attain his political goals, and eventually succeeds, becoming prime minister.Once in power, he sets about implementing his agenda, running head-on into a conflict with the US Government. Slowly his government starts unraveling, and catastrophe follows.This is a story about how Road to Hell is paved with good intentions.About the Author: Monire Munir Muhammad, was born and raised in Karachi, Pakistan. He spent 7 years in England studying finance, which led to a quarter century's journey down the financial world's labyrinth. As he grew bored with the world of numbers, he took up part-time position as the Editor of a local English daily and after ten years of Editing he decided to write his first book. He has written six books to date.His earlier books focused on international geo politics woven in a tapestry of conspiracy theory. His more recent works are a series of murder mysteries. Monire currently resides in the Middle East.