Adam Hamdy, a talented British author, screenwriter, and filmmaker, has an intriguing background. Born in the United Kingdom and raised in the Middle East, he brings a unique perspective to his work. After studying law at Oxford University and gaining experience as a management consultant, Hamdy decided to pursue his true passion for writing. His novels, such as the Pendulum trilogy, have captivated readers worldwide, with translations available in over 20 languages. Hamdy's writing style is renowned for its fast-paced action and thrilling plots, often incorporating elements of technology and espionage.
Not only is he a skilled writer, but he has also made significant contributions to the film and TV industry. One of his notable achievements includes producing and directing the award-winning short film, "The Hunter." With his ongoing dedication to writing and his continuous development of new projects, Hamdy is undoubtedly establishing himself as a rising star in the world of storytelling.
An interesting ride with Adam Hamdy. I don't know how to start this review without giving it away. I can't even compare it to another book without giving some of it away, so I will just say this: "What would you do for love? David Asha's biggest regret in life is having to leave his son, Elliot, when he was just a kid, and in his grief, he writes their story, where we meet Harriet, a recently unfairly fired cop, who fi... Read Full Review »
