Mazhar Kaleem - Books From Khan Brothers

Books From Khan Brothers

Mazhar Kaleem MA has now started his new publication known as ‘’Khan Brothers’’.In which he publishes his new ‘Imran Series.The list of his new books are:

  1. Rosy Rascal Mission
  2. Devil's Pearl (Mysticism Series)
  3. Secret Center
  4. Blind Mission
  5. Blue Hawks
  6. Tiger In Action (Israel mission)
  7. Saarj Agency
  8. Saarj Headquarter
  9. Target Imran
  10. Black Head
  11. Winning Party
  12. Blue Bird Group
  13. Group Fighting
  14. Black Scarab (Mysticism Series)
  15. Hard Crime (Four Stars Mission)
  16. Hawk Eye
  17. Danger Group Chow
  18. Fast Mission
  19. One To One
  20. Kaali Duniya (Mysticism Series)
  21. Special Station
  22. Jewish Power (Israel mission)
  23. Multi Mission
  24. Two in One (Israel mission)
  25. Golden cross
  26. Fight plus
  27. Hot World (Special Number)
  28. E-City
  29. Green Guard
  30. Reverse Circle
  31. Violent Crime(Four Stars Mission)
  32. Side Track
  33. Taghooti Duniya(Mysticism Series)
  34. Blank Mission
  35. Golden Colok {Four Stars Mission}
  36. Cyrus
  37. Grand Victory
  38. Twin Sisters
  39. Action Agency
  40. Top Mission (Special# Black Thunder Series)
  41. Crowg (Mysticism Series)
  42. Peacock
  43. Casper Rays
  44. Aarmis Parohit (Mysticism Series)
  45. Hard Agency
  46. White Birds (Special Number)
  47. Red Sky
  48. Multi Target
  49. Black Day (Four Stars Mission)
  50. Great Falls
  51. Karman Mission
  52. Black Sun

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