The read­er intro­duces this nov­el as a “hid­den gem” that has been unjust­ly over­looked by main­stream media. In her pro­found analy­sis, she describes the work not mere­ly as a detec­tive sto­ry, but as an intel­lec­tu­al labyrinth. She notes that the book “tru­ly bends the mind,” push­ing the read­er far beyond the sim­ple ques­tion of ‘Who is the killer?’ and into the ter­ri­to­ries of ‘Why?’ and ‘What is the mes­sage behind the mys­tery?’ 
"It felt like I was living through a ritual, not just reading a story... a brave exploration of Freemasonry, Satanism, and the mysteries of Agartha." She praises the author, Ghassan Nabhan, for his exceptional ability to blend fine literature with Sufi thought, esoteric knowledge, and criminal investigation. According to the reader, the author writes with the precision of a researcher, guiding us through mythical elements and secret societies without letting the reader get lost in the complexity. The reviewer warns that this is not a "fast-paced" read for the impatient. Instead, it is a "heavy" and substantive journey for those who wish to immerse themselves in a different world. Unlike the light thrillers of Agatha Christie, this novel carries a psychological and philosophical weight that she describes as being "sweet on the heart." In her final verdict, she claims the novel has earned a permanent place in her heart, refusing to budge, and she wholeheartedly recommends it to anyone seeking depth, mystery, and artistic courage. Based on the review by @itsshowqi on TikTok