This novella was a fantastic read delving into sexuality and the Muslim faith. I'm not Muslim myself, so I cannot say how much is right in this book, but it takes a deep look into a father coming to terms with his estranged gay son and his deep faith and love of his community. The characters feel real, as if you can reach out and touch them with how Kyell wrote them into a carefully crafted existence. He has now made a new fan from this novella and his calatian series.
- Falconpunch