The Last Ritual: Dawn of Darkness by Sadath Ali
The Last Ritual: Dawn of Darkness
by Sadath Ali
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My Ratings 4.4/5
Synopsis
A routine clinic visit turns detrimental to a pregnant girl, as she gets kidnapped by mysterious men.
A Category-A criminal escapes from the Woodhill top security prison.
Coincidental connections to these two events lands a brilliant psychiatrist, Dr Samee Salazar, under the radar of suspicion of the Interpol director, Alexander Berekhyah. With the beautiful agent, Maria Sylviera’s help, Samee turns into a refugee in search of the truth. Meanwhile, the prisoner-at-large, Rasputin, with a gruesomely tattooed face and an overpowering gait, turns out to be deadlier than the deadliest of antagonists.
As Samee and Maria get pulled into the world of sigils, rituals, curses and pagans, they realise that they are fighting more than just the Interpol – but an ancient satanic brotherhood that could very well cause an Armageddon.
Will Rasputin, with the power of cursed entities and ancient rituals at his disposal, be able to unfold the Satanic Age?
Will Samee, with his profound knowledge of theology and semiotics, be able to stop the Disciples of Satan from performing ‘The Last Ritual’?
In this ultimate battle of good versus evil, with cruelty and treachery abound, which side will have a taste of triumph?
My Thoughts
We're always down for a suspence movie, but for a dose of real terror, we turn to terrifying psychological thriller books. The most chilling reads play with your head and remind you that the real monsters are already among us. After all, there's nothing more freaky than being unable to trust your own mind, right?
The Last Ritual: Dawn of Darkness by Sadath Ali, The following thriller will keep you on your toes (and more than a little creeped out), as friends, couples, families, and neighbors come to realize that appearances are deceiving and the truth isn't always clear...
The setting - beautifully vivid and picturised - made the reading even more enjoyable, and the ending had me on the edge of my seat, hoping for the best possible outcome for the characters.
I was totally drawn into this novel. The setting is written in vivid detail, but even in the beauty you get the feeling of dread. The story is character strong adding to how deeply immersed I became.
Reading this book was much like being on a thrilling and unpredictable rollercoaster ride with several twists and turns along the way. The book is well written and all characters are realistic and believable . . . quite an enjoyable, absorbing read.
Highly Recommended!
Good vs Evil
Fiction
Suspense
Thriller
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