Gently Sahib

In a remote countryside, the lingering shadow of a recent tiger attack fuels a growing sense of dread among the local population. As whispers of the beast's ferocity circulate, Alan Hunter presents a captivating narrative that delves deep into human instinct and the raw interplay between humanity and nature. Against this dangerous backdrop, the community finds itself grappling not only with survival but with moral dilemmas surrounding life, death, and the aftermath of violence.

As the story unfolds, tangled relationships and personal conflicts come to light, revealing the myriad ways individuals respond to fear and tragedy. With a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of the human psyche, Hunter weaves a tale that explores the profound questions of grief, responsibility, and the instinctual reaction to safeguard one's own. Amid the turmoil, the characters must confront their darkest fears and deepest truths, leading them on a haunting journey of self-discovery and awakening.