The case of Set El Hassan

Author's name: Mirna Al Mahdi

This is how Noah Al-Alfi met the specifications of the killer of evening shift employees at the call center:

A hired killer carried out his operation with professionalism unparalleled since he began working in criminal investigations.
A killer with the precision to take the lives of his victims with a single bullet that hits its target.
A killer so fast that his victims didn't have a chance to get up from their seats, resist him, or even escape.
A killer so experienced that he shot a victim from behind a door, and so narcissistic that he didn't open the door to make sure he hit the target.
A tall, athletic killer, with artificially tanned skin, thick chestnut hair, and a distinctive nose.
A killer who looks like Noah's colleague, with no evidence against him other than a cat's tail!
Any other officer would have been helpless in the face of the complexities of this case, but Noah Al-Alfi—whose mysterious accident gave him the ability to see what others cannot—and his colleague Qutuz Al-Mohammadi are not just ordinary officers.

With them, the Noah Millennium Investigations series continues in its fourth part, where the truth is not what it seems, and danger lurks behind the details.