Despite his involuntary tears in reaction to the inexplicable pain and his sufferable state, he couldn’t cry. — Jasmine Yammani, The Trials of Chaukhandi Copy Share WhatsApp
by Jasmine Yammani
Mystery · 221 pages
“The duties that demand the core within core, the soul within soul.”
“Hands trembling and heart pounding with thoughts of something terrible that would eat me alive, I unfolded the paper.”
“The love of her life recently left her to fend for herself and the child she was carrying in her belly on his death bed.”
Jasmine Yammani is a writer, poet, canvas artist, and nature enthusiast whose work explores culture, faith, women's autonomy, and stories that often remain untold. She is the author of The Trials o…
“A dense, stifling silence had fallen on the house, and I was conscious of the silence, as though a vacuum had opened in my heart.”
“The silence comforted her, as without even saying a word, he understood all her pain.”
“The writing is visceral and evocative; it is less about describing events and more about making you, the reader, feel them.”
“Every step forward made my mind scream to turn back, and every step pulled my heart closer to whatever waited ahead.”
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