The Phantom Magician and the Tiger Palace
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When people start going missing in a remote village, a plea of help is sent to a renowned paranormal detective, yet, things start to get worse when he gets to know that he may be in a huge pinch… or maybe just a prey to a huge claw. Dive through the mysterious adventure of our main character, who faces hurdles after hurdles while uncovering the mystery behind the sudden disappearances of people in the village. Will he even make it out alive in one piece?
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When people start going missing in a remote village, a plea of help is sent to a renowned paranormal detective, yet, things start to get worse when he gets to know that he may be in a huge pinch… or maybe just a prey to a huge claw.
Dive through the mysterious adventure of our main character, who faces hurdles after hurdles while uncovering the mystery behind the sudden disappearances of people in the village. Will he even make it out alive in one piece?
Book Details
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ISBN978-93-90882-02-1
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Pages96
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Avg Reading Time3 hrs
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Age11-18 yrs
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Country of OriginIndia
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Rishi Gajbhiye
🎗Regarding my personal reading experience, I thoroughly enjoyed this fantastical novel. The desire to learn about the Phantom Magician's next move and the events surrounding Tiger Palace grow stronger with each new chapter, causing you to read the book cover to cover. 🎗I didn't believe a book with such a quick read would be compelling enough to keep me reading,(As I'm obsessed with thickkkk books 😍),but it did. I read this book cover to cover in a few hours. I could simply read through the pages and become lost in the world of mystery because of how engaging and invigorating the writing is. The book's quick speed didn't interfere with the plot; rather, it enhanced the reading experience. 🎗The village's residents suddenly going missing and going crazy is the central theme of the story. A letter from a friend was received by paranormal investigator Shenba. In his unstable village, where people have been actively going missing, the message begged for an urgent visit. It will soon be deserted if this keeps up. And once one realised where the flow was going, it didn't take long. 🎗The ingenuity and imagination really wowed me, and I have no doubt that it will also inspire the young readers. Rating:4/5🌟