‘Khawf, a rebel against his society, ends the adventures he experienced in the first part of the novel and returns to his normal life in search of peace and stability. But that peace doesn’t last long…
He finds himself caught in the clutches of a new adventure with the underworld of jinn and demons, and the threat threatens his closest loved ones. What will be the end of this exciting adventure?
Fear Part Two
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A mysterious journey into the depths of the unknown, where the heroes uncover dark secrets and face unimaginable terror.
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