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The chandelier’s lights went out and there was a silence afterward; a silence that almost hurt Leila’s ears as it became thunderous, impossible to bear.

— Kanwal Shariq, The Storm Unfolds - Fiction Book About Magic and War
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The Storm Unfolds - Fiction Book About Magic and War

by Kanwal Shariq

Fantasy · 67 pages

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Kanwal Shariq
Kanwal Shariq

Kanwal Shariq is a writer, poetess and blogger. She is in the process of getting a degree in Computer Science and hopes, with the help of both her degree and writing, of helping war-torn countries …

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