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The End Of The Sahara
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On An Early Autumn Morning In 1988, On The Outskirts Of An Unnamed Algerian City, A Shepherd Stumbles Upon The Lifeless Body Of Zaza Zaghouani, A Stunning Nightclub Singer Who Left Her Hometown Seeking A Brighter Future.The Story Is Set In 1988 Algeria. It Takes Place In Just Forty Days, Ending As Mass Protests Erupt In The Country. In A Small Town On The Edge Of The Desert, Plagued By A Locust Infestation And A Food Shortage, Teetering On The Brink Of Uprising, The Body Of Zakia ZaghouaniThe Singer At The Sahara HotelIs Discovered. Suspicion Immediately Falls On Her Lover, Who Is Thrown Into Prison. The Incompetent And Greedy Inspector Hamid Begins An Investigation. So Does The Defense Lawyer Of The Main Suspect. Family, Friends, And Close Ones Give Their Testimonies, Finding Themselves Confronted With Their Past. Secrets, Betrayals, Grudges, But Also Dreams And Hopes Shed Light On Their Connection To The Victim: Each Person Harbors, For One Reason Or Another, The Desire To Take Revenge On Her.Elegant Prose And A Keen Sense Of Place Help Bring The Narrative To Life. ItS A Solid Whodunit That Doubles As A Captivating Look At A Country In Transition. Publishers Weeklykirkus Starred Review In The Fall Of 1988, Shortly Before The Outbreak Of Mass Youth Riots In Algeria Over Unemployment And A Lack Of Basic Goods, A TownS Collective Anger Over The Murder Of A Nightclub Singer Reflects WhatS To Come. An Absorbing Novel That Should Broaden KhatibiS Following.Evocative, Brooding, And Perfectly HardBoiled! Crimereads
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