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Half Hope
Armed with only one word 'Happiness' the protagonist runs from the world deep rooted inside chaos. She finds out further that lives of other people are just the same, miserable or even more so.
Dustin's past traumatizes him with every step he takes, his father was murdered ruthlessly. His brother EDD runs a DEA search for him but little does he know that the traps we set for others often lead to us falling in them.
Dustin's past traumatizes him with every step he takes, his father was murdered ruthlessly. His brother EDD runs a DEA search for him but little does he know that the traps we set for others often lead to us falling in them.
208 pages, Paperback
First published September 16, 2020
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September 23, 2020
Half Hope – Danyal Saleem
I was provided a copy of this story by the author in order to provide an honest review.
“Half Hope” is the first novel by Danyal Saleem, an author who lives in Pakistan.
This story is about a young man named Dustin. Struggling with the memory of his father, or what he assumes is the memory of his father, struggling to make his way in the world.
Dustin suffered from weird visions and dreams, unsure of where and when, or what time he was in.
Going back and forth in time and between people.
Then Dustin met a girl Hope, just as lost and hurt by the world as Dustin. Maybe together they could find peace and love.
“Half Hope” is a fiction novel that centers around a young boy, Dustin.
The author had a good plot and idea for his story, unfortunately I found it hard to follow with the back and forth and the way it was written – the language and the words used.
I appreciate the effort and time spent by the author writing this story, it is obviously a labour of love for them.
I was provided a copy of this story by the author in order to provide an honest review.
“Half Hope” is the first novel by Danyal Saleem, an author who lives in Pakistan.
This story is about a young man named Dustin. Struggling with the memory of his father, or what he assumes is the memory of his father, struggling to make his way in the world.
Dustin suffered from weird visions and dreams, unsure of where and when, or what time he was in.
Going back and forth in time and between people.
Then Dustin met a girl Hope, just as lost and hurt by the world as Dustin. Maybe together they could find peace and love.
“Half Hope” is a fiction novel that centers around a young boy, Dustin.
The author had a good plot and idea for his story, unfortunately I found it hard to follow with the back and forth and the way it was written – the language and the words used.
I appreciate the effort and time spent by the author writing this story, it is obviously a labour of love for them.
September 23, 2020
Not a book to read around and gossip everyday. Way too different and twisted. I had to read it twice to understand the timelines and the story and what was happening around it to understand it. Its a story of a boy who's father was murdered ruthlessly. His brother runs a DEA search for the suspect but... little does he know what twisted ways curl up in this world to karma one's life.
I personally loved it and would encourage everyone to read it and give it a try at how different sometimes books can be.
I personally loved it and would encourage everyone to read it and give it a try at how different sometimes books can be.
September 23, 2020
Truly an awe inspiring and i'm sure whoever reads it will manage to surpass their high expectations.
November 25, 2020
A great awe of a book, with an amazing concept. Would definitely recommend it to everybody- i think all you who haven’t read it are missing out on something beyond words
November 25, 2020
What a book- just amazing. I never knew how it would unfold greater mysteries than just truth. Simply amazing
November 26, 2020
A Very thought provoking and intense read
November 26, 2020
A good book to read.... hope is all people believe in :)
September 15, 2021
A real page turner! 💫
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