KIBF Bookhaul

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So I could'nt resist sharing my Kibf bookhaul with you guys. It's a super short post but there is a lot where that came from & I will do the complete book reviews separately in the next few months In Sha Allah.
I got four english novels, by different authors and an Urdu fable/afsana which I've never had an experience of, so that's quite a bit of different choice & I'm looking forward to it . I'm feeling very proud of broadening my reading horizons ( feel the heavy dose of sarcasm dripping out! )
As for the novels, it's more or less mystery thrillers genre, you can see the theme :D
P.s , can u guys guess the name of the author of urdu fable I mentioned?
Hint- He's very well known!!

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