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- Titre
- The Final Mirror
- Auteur
- Dewangan, Sahil
- Éditeur
- Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp
- Année de publication
- 2025
- État de l'article
- New
- Reliure
- PAP
- Langue
- anglais
- ISBN à 13 chiffres
- 9798282284959
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- 77 grammes
The Final Mirror is a psychological-philosophical thriller that dives deep into the fractured soul of a father torn between blood and belief.
Arun Mehta—retired professor, rationalist, and a man once anchored by conviction—faces the unthinkable: his son Kabir has become the enigmatic leader of a radical movement that defies reason, worships chaos, and seduces the broken. When Arun is forced to confront Kabir, the line between justice and vengeance blurs, and a violent choice rips through the core of everything he once believed.
But the story doesn’t end with death.
As Arun languishes in prison and the city reels from what happened, Kabir’s ideas begin to echo—not in protests or headlines, but in quiet corners, unanswered questions, and the eyes of those who listened too closely.
What if the mirror never lied?
What if what broke wasn’t the glass, but you?
Tense, lyrical, and morally complex, The Final Mirror explores the collapse of identity, the seduction of belief, and the terrifying moment when you realize truth doesn’t save—it scorche
Arun Mehta—retired professor, rationalist, and a man once anchored by conviction—faces the unthinkable: his son Kabir has become the enigmatic leader of a radical movement that defies reason, worships chaos, and seduces the broken. When Arun is forced to confront Kabir, the line between justice and vengeance blurs, and a violent choice rips through the core of everything he once believed.
But the story doesn’t end with death.
As Arun languishes in prison and the city reels from what happened, Kabir’s ideas begin to echo—not in protests or headlines, but in quiet corners, unanswered questions, and the eyes of those who listened too closely.
What if the mirror never lied?
What if what broke wasn’t the glass, but you?
Tense, lyrical, and morally complex, The Final Mirror explores the collapse of identity, the seduction of belief, and the terrifying moment when you realize truth doesn’t save—it scorche
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