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Fidali's Way hit bookstores in India with critical acclaim. Comparing Fidali's Way to Domonique LaPierre's "City of Joy" and Vikas Swarup's "Q & A" (aka "Slumdog Millionare"), the India Tribune calls Fidali's Way... "a journey full of suspense, danger and soul-rendering experiences that keeps a reader's interest hooked till the last page." The Tribune continues...
"[Fidali's Way] takes the readers on a journey of love, compassion, courage and despair...[that] gives us a glimpse of the Islamic culture and the hopes and aspiration of the people of Kashmir... Mastras' unbiased and non-preachy tune comes as a positive step toward bridging the gap between Islam and the West and at the same time is a befitting answer to the ruthlessness of the fundamental forces working in this complex region."
Parbina Rashid, India Tribune Check out the full review here: India Tribune -- Fidali's Way: Journey of Love and Despair -- June 28, 2009
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I will be discussing and signing Fidali's Way on July 21st at 6:30 pm at the Palms-Rancho Park Library in Los Angeles. The event is hosted by the Mystery Book Group and the Los Angeles Public Library, Palms-Ranch Park Branch, and is open to the public, so please come on down! The Palms-Rancho Park Library is located at 2920 South Overland Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90064, tel. (310) 840-2142. See you there! |
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Fidali's Way hits the Book Soup Top Ten Bestsellers List for the week of April 4 through 11! Thanks for the support, everyone! |
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I will be signing "Fidali's Way" at the Mystery Bookstore booth at the L.A. Times Festival of Books on Saturday, April 25 from 4pm - 5pm, along with fellow authors Victor Gischler, Jan Burke, Michael Koryta, Robert Masello and Christa Faust. The Fesitval of Books is held on the UCLA Campus in Los Angeles (Westwood). The booth is #411, located in the northwest corner of Zone D, Booth Series 400. Hope to see you there! |
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