Typhoon by Qaisra shahraz

I recently bhought this book, and was really touched by it, thought to share it here at GS.
anyone else read this book, kaisi laghi?

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Excerpt

Typhoon is set in Chiragpur, a Pakistani village warped in time, space and guilt, whose inhabitants are still traumatized by what happened some twenty years earlier in a courtroom (kacheri).

With the arrival of a beautiful stranger from the city, the villagers are helplessly swept along by a typhoon-like series of events and become buried under the burden of their guilt. Closely guarding their small silk parcels containing a lock of a woman’s hair, they all hope to return it to its rightful owner and beg her forgiveness.

Typhoon is a tragic tale of three young women, each one demonized by their past: Naghmana – the glamorous stranger from the city; Chaudharani Kaniz – the village land baron, and Gulshan – the innocent wife. One is caught in the arms of another woman’s husband in the middle of the night; another was raped in her youth; and the third woman’s world fell apart as she lost her husband, before her eyes, to a total stranger and her mother vowed revenge. For all three there is no escape from what fate has in store…

link: http://www.alhamra.com/Excerpts/typhoon.htm

WOW

sounds amazing yaar

i wana chek it out

I think it's her second book..the first was The Holy Woman?

Anyway I haven't read it but the writer is a real nice person.

hm the book sounds interesting.

The link says, "Her acclaimed fourteen episode drama serial Dil Hee to Hai has been produced in Pakistan and shown all around the world." Has any guppy by any chance seen this drama?

This book sounds really good. I will definitely read it.

Perhaps the guppies who are going to be doing another Book Club should consider reading this book??

Irem, do so. its a good book.

zakk, thats right, that was her first book.

Nadia, if I am right she has written several drama serials, wich one that I dont know.

mehnaz, do so, and tell afterwards ke kaisi laghi. :-)

I read that a while ago, and thought it was pretty interesting. Didn't like the Holy Woman as much though, but even though it's meant to be the prequel you can still read Typhoon just on it's own.