Another Kind of Killing

About this book

Another Kind of Killing asks whether murder is only the ending of a life or can also be the repeated destruction of a living person's humanity. In cities exhausted by conflict, ordinary characters are pushed into dark corners where every choice carries guilt and no outcome feels like victory. Mohamed Mortada combines crime, mystery, and literary introspection to examine what people sacrifice simply to keep breathing. The central struggle is not only between offender and victim, but between conscience and necessity when survival demands a person become what they once feared.