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OverviewWALLANDER MEETS THE RELUCTANT FUNDAMENTALIST in The Warehouse. Cash, an insurance investigator based in Karachi is asked to go to Waziristan to survey the damage caused by a burnt out warehouse and the recipient of an insurance claim that has remained open for years. He is persuaded to go on this dangerous journey by old flame - Sonia. There is also money to be made, money he can use to help fund his daughter's education back in Karachi. On his trip he encounters corrupt police, the power struggle between the Pakistani army, scurrilous locals and eventually the TALIBAN who kidnap him. They hold him prisoner and make use of his computer skills. He meets Bilgis, a beautiful widow, and has an opportunity to escape after a year in captivity. THE WAREHOUSE HURTLES THROUGH WAR-TORN WAZIRISTAN BARLEY PAUSING FOR BREATH. . Full Product DetailsAuthor: S. S. MausoofPublisher: HopeRoad Publishing Ltd Imprint: HopeRoad Edition: None ed. ISBN: 9781908446596ISBN 10: 1908446595 Pages: 208 Publication Date: 01 March 2017 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In stock We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviews'Mausoof is a writer to be watched with close attention' Barry Forshaw, Financial Times 'Takes one of the world's most violent places, an unconventional protagonist and spins an engrossing story of agendas and motivations far divorced from what we read in the headlines...' The New Indian Express 'The Warehouse grows onto you, like a pop song .... Mausoof's language is casual, his repartee is witty and he knows when to stop.' Catherine Rhea Roy, Indian Express 'S. S. Mausoof is a Pakistani Raymond Chandler... He takes crime fiction out of the Venetian vase and drops it into the mohalla.' Claire Chambers University of York "'Mausoof is a writer to be watched with close attention' Barry Forshaw, Financial Times 'Takes one of the world's most violent places, an unconventional protagonist and spins an engrossing story of agendas and motivations far divorced from what we read in the headlines...' The New Indian Express 'The Warehouse grows onto you, like a pop song .... Mausoof's language is casual, his repartee is witty and he knows when to stop.' Catherine Rhea Roy, Indian Express 'S. S. Mausoof is a Pakistani Raymond Chandler... He takes crime fiction ""out of the Venetian vase and drops it into"" the mohalla.' Claire Chambers University of York" S. S. Mausoof is a Pakistani Raymond Chandler . . . He takes crime fiction 'out of the Venetian vase and drops it into' the mohalla. --Dr. Claire Chambers, Department of English and Related Literature University of York Takes one of the world's most violent places, an unconventional protagonist and spins an engrossing story of agendas and motivations far divorced from what we read in the headlines. --New Indian Express Mausoof is a writer to be watched with close attention. --Financial Times Author InformationSaqib Mausoof is a writer filmmaker with credits including the award winning noir thriller The Black Bridge. He has written original screenplays and short stories. Saqib lives in San Francisco. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |