Paul Aramouni’s “The Truth of The Unknown Interpreter” is now available to purchase

Paul Aramouni has finally published The Truth of The Unknown Interpreter.

The book follows the story of a teenager’s link to a murder that turns him into a target for a dangerous cult.

Henry Velovsky, who has hearing disabilities, moves from his home country (Russia) to Fair Oaks, Oregon in the U.S. in order to find an interpreter who will help him live normally. Finally, our protagonist meets a friendly interpreter who he comes to deeply appreciate. She’s a kind interpreter whom Henry grows to like.

Unfortunately, the interpreter goes missing and is later found dead under unknown circumstances. When he finds another interpreter, he stumbles into a decidedly less likable one and things go wrong for Henry, who finds himself caught in the world of a nefarious cult that offers humans as a sacrifice to their god.

The book is an engrossing read and is now available to purchase via our bookstore.