A gripping mystery of betrayal, justice, and brotherhood.
A snowman that shouldn't be there. A curator murdered in cold blood. And two brothers who refuse to look away.
When fifteen-year-old Ahmad and his younger brother Hasan visit Karachi's spectacular Labyrinth Museum, they expect a day of snow slides and winter fun. Instead, Ahmad wakes up in a hospital bed-his head bloodied, his memory foggy, and a chilling truth awaiting him.
The museum's curator has been shot dead. And the attack on Ahmad? No accident.
Armed with nothing but a tattered train ticket, a cryptic bloodstain, and a list of five suspects, the brother detectives plunge into a web of deceit that runs deeper than they ever imagined. Every clue points to a tall, lanky figure with gleaming eyes. But the suspects all have airtight alibis. The police are stalled. And someone powerful wants the case buried-along with anyone who gets too close.
As the walls close in, Ahmad and Hasan must race against time to catch a killer before he strikes again. But in a museum full of secrets, the deadliest truth may be hiding in plain sight.
Perfect for fans of The Hardy Boys, Sherlock Holmes, and family-centered crime fiction, this novella delivers pulse-pounding suspense, Islamic values, and the unshakable bond of two brothers who will stop at nothing for justice.
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Muhammad Zaid Bilal is a passionate writer with a knack for crafting captivating mystery fiction. With a background in creative writing, Zaid draws inspiration from his surroundings and his love for storytelling to create gripping narratives that keep readers on the edge of their seats. When he's not writing, Zaid enjoys teaching and playing cricket. 'The Mystery of the Disappearing Egyptian Reports' is his debut novel, showcasing his talent for weaving intricate plots and engaging characters.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A gripping mystery of betrayal, justice, and brotherhood.A snowman that shouldn't be there. A curator murdered in cold blood. And two brothers who refuse to look away.When fifteen-year-old Ahmad and his younger brother Hasan visit Karachi's spectacular Labyrinth Museum, they expect a day of snow slides and winter fun. Instead, Ahmad wakes up in a hospital bed-his head bloodied, his memory foggy, and a chilling truth awaiting him.The museum's curator has been shot dead. And the attack on Ahmad No accident.Armed with nothing but a tattered train ticket, a cryptic bloodstain, and a list of five suspects, the brother detectives plunge into a web of deceit that runs deeper than they ever imagined. Every clue points to a tall, lanky figure with gleaming eyes. But the suspects all have airtight alibis. The police are stalled. And someone powerful wants the case buried-along with anyone who gets too close.As the walls close in, Ahmad and Hasan must race against time to catch a killer before he strikes again. But in a museum full of secrets, the deadliest truth may be hiding in plain sight.Perfect for fans of The Hardy Boys, Sherlock Holmes, and family-centered crime fiction, this novella delivers pulse-pounding suspense, Islamic values, and the unshakable bond of two brothers who will stop at nothing for justice. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798233811425
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. The Labyrinth Museum Mystery | Muhammad Zaid Bilal | Taschenbuch | The Two Brothers Series | Englisch | 2026 | Muhammad Zaid Bilal | EAN 9798233811425 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 136783798
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