Yasir Hashmi

Discovering gems in dusty corners is a serendipitous joy, and "Tom Knox's captivating narrative had me hooked from the first chapters." His writing style dances on the page, reminiscent of the likes of Dan Brown, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. The seamless integration of Cambodia's haunting past into the plot adds depth and intrigue, making it a thrilling read. "With a compelling blend of mystery and historical insight, this book earns a solid 5/5 rating—a must-read for aficionados of adrenaline-fueled tales!"

The book starts slow, continues slow and ends with a very anti climatic conclusion. The author herself is confused what she really wants to convey through this 330 page torture of a read, there is no story whatsoever it's just chaos really. This book is nothing but a female author's so called magical fantasy and her futile attempt to brag about her fancy descriptive skills. I do not recommend it at all, spend your precious time reading something else.