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Folded Sins by Akriti Charak
A psychological thriller where silence is fatal, and love comes wrapped in bloodstained paper.
A CBI officer chasing ghosts.
A girl who folds her grief into origami.
A trail of bodies marked by invisible ink and chilling precision.
When Kabir Mehra is called to a crime scene unlike any he’s seen before, he doesn't expect it to feel so personal. No fingerprints. No footprints. Just a folded paper crane… and a message only he can understand.
As the murders escalate, so does the obsession—with the case, with the killer, and with a girl whose silence speaks louder than screams.
Folded Sins is a haunting slow-burn psychological thriller that blurs the lines between justice and desire, guilt and grief, killer and confession.
Not every sin is written.
Some are folded.
Perfect for fans of dark fiction, morally grey characters, and emotionally intense mysteries.
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Book Details
Publisher: Self published
Number of Pages: 362
Dimensions: 6"x9"
Interior Pages: B&W
Binding:
Paperback (Perfect Binding)
Availability:
In Stock (Print on Demand)
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“Haunting. Intimate. Unlike anything I’ve read.”
I thought I was picking up just another murder mystery.
But Folded Sins is more than that — it’s a slow descent into silence, grief, and obsession.
The killer doesn’t scream.
She folds.
Every body is a message. Every crease is a memory. And the way the story unravels… you don’t even realize when you’ve started rooting for the wrong person.
Aahana is one of the most chilling and heartbreakingly complex characters I’ve read. And Kabir — the way he falls into her world? Quiet. Steady. Damned.
I didn’t expect poetry in a crime novel.
But Akriti Charak’s writing feels like blade-sharp ink.
You feel every word. You bleed with it.
If you love slow-burn psychological thrillers, morally grey characters, and plots that sting long after the final page — read this now.
Just don’t expect to come out of it the same.
> Some sins are written.
But this one?
It was folded.
“Haunting. Intimate. Unlike anything I’ve read.”
I thought I was picking up just another murder mystery.
But Folded Sins is more than that — it’s a slow descent into silence, grief, and obsession.
The killer doesn’t scream.
She folds.
Every body is a message. Every crease is a memory. And the way the story unravels… you don’t even realize when you’ve started rooting for the wrong person.
Aahana is one of the most chilling and heartbreakingly complex characters I’ve read. And Kabir — the way he falls into her world? Quiet. Steady. Damned.
I didn’t expect poetry in a crime novel.
But Akriti Charak’s writing feels like blade-sharp ink.
You feel every word. You bleed with it.
If you love slow-burn psychological thrillers, morally grey characters, and plots that sting long after the final page — read this now.
Just don’t expect to come out of it the same.
> Some sins are written.
But this one?
It was folded.
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I was never a vivid reader of books, but when I came across this book, a slight thought of "This is different" appeared in my mind as what I took a first eye on this book.
This crime thriller isn't just traditional crime thriller story, it's beyond that. It has mysteries, emotions, folds.
As I started the first chapter, it began to feel the story is going to fold, not just characters, but readers too. Everything began to connect after, and you'll be like, "Oh...really?"
There are mysteries even if you'd soon know the killer.
I really appreciate the thing that writer took the significant and essential time to build characters Kabir and Aahana, so does story. How they connect them, not just by emotions, by a classic origami conversation, UV inks. Other than that, as writer put her mind into structuring impressive and precise messages, is truly appreciable.
This book I'd recommend you, just start it and you'd not be able to skip it. The plot is so outstanding.