This gripping trilogy unravels a tapestry of trauma, betrayal, and systemic failure across diverse landscapes and social structures. “Murder in the Midst of Things” centers on a series of global, surgically precise killings executed by a secretive group of wronged intellectuals, exposing a haunting cycle of vengeance born from institutional rot and personal loss. In “Murder Lies in a Death,” corruption within medical and legal systems silences truth, challenging individuals to risk everything in their pursuit of justice. Meanwhile, “Caught in Between the Two Worlds” portrays a deeply personal struggle with identity, as a character navigates cultural dualities and generational expectations in a shifting, globalized world.