Shreya Ray

Painful. Brilliant. Coloured by both pride and blood. But most importantly, utterly heart-wrenching and real, just as always because the author weaves an unimaginable tale around one of the most difficult humanitarian fights in history; one that still goes on - both in our hearts and out in the open.

Intensely painful. Simple yet unforgiving. The sorrow is tangible almost in every line, more so because the author assumes a very lucid style of writing, but the story is wonderfully woven around an unusual friendship that leads us to question ourselves whether we have failed as humans to protect those in need.