• Blood Money: “a first-class thriller” – Len Deighton. 
• Flight to Pakistan: “… a multilayered, multidimensional story (that) will move you.” Deepa Kandaswamy.

Bewrite Books, listed publishing house in The Writers and Artists’ Yearbook.

Bibliographical info & appreciation

Blood Money. GILL, Azam, Bewrite Books, UK, pbk., 316 pages, , 2002. ISBN-10: 1904224911.

Len Deighton : “a first-class thriller with authentic backgrounds that take the action around the world”.

http://original.antiwar.com/bock/2006/07/08/reality-based-recommendations/
Alan Bock — columnist and the senior writer for the editorial page of the Orange County Register — : “ … impart(s) an authentic flavor to the spy thriller genre. This is the kind of fiction that evokes a stronger sense of how the world really works than any number of the kind of history and foreign policy analysis books that are more often on my nightstand. Fun and informative.”

http://www.absolutewrite.com/novels/blood_money.htm
Deepa Kandaswamy freelance journalist and interviewer: “… fascinating book … Gill weaves a web of intrigue, mystery and suspense which surprises with its honesty, insider knowledge …, and the astonishing simplicity of operations … a true page turner … fantastic book, fact and fiction are so finely mixed.”

Flight to Pakistan. GILL, Azam, Bewrite Books, UK, pbk., 356 pages, 2002. ISBN-13: 978-1904492269.

http://deepakandaswamy.blogspot.com/2007_09_16_archive.html#7163630436102176359
Deepa Kandaswamy freelance journalist and interviewer: “… a multilayered, multidimensional story of intrigue, first love, murder, caste, and honor that spans continents, race, and families. It is not often you get to read Asian fiction that does not use the Western stereotypes or the colonial setting of the East … irrespective of where you grew up, the story will move you. Extremely visual in style, I hope it would be made into a movie soon”.