In the veins of her hand, jasmine grows:
A very difficult life is lived by (Mahra), who was forced by circumstances to live in the house of her mother, who is married to another man, after the death of her father. Feelings of fatherhood begin to overwhelm her with the relationship between her stepfather and her brothers, until (Mahra) meets the knight of her life (Hareb) and lives with him in a state of love. The sincere and pure one, so that she believes that the world is smiling at her after she saw in him the main compensation for the feeling of deprivation that she suffered in her life. She is soon shocked to discover that he is married and separated from his wife and with whom he has two children. Mahra enters into a whirlpool of conflict between her mind and her heart. Should she turn? to :
- What her heart beats with in terms of love, adoration, and feelings of love with (he fought and living with him).
Or her mind controls her sense of the horror of what will happen to his two children as a result of her relationship with their father and causes them to feel the deprivation that she suffered from in her life.
Dear reader:
Meet me at the end of the book to find out what Mahra did....!!!???????
Israa Al Hosani....
Thousands of afflicted families from both sides, each calling their deceased a martyr. After the fragmentation of her brothers, Inanna understood that life as she was accustomed to it had ended in a sea of pain that had become the identity of this people.
Surrounded by all this death, Inanna meets Sargon, who tells her about death and tells a mysterious story from a previous era about his grandfather, and she is filled with questions.
Relying on popular stories of reincarnation, Rabih Murshid tells the story of Syrian fragmentation...
After Martin Luther King was assassinated, Ray was able to escape with a fake passport, and as he moved from one country to another, he kept reading the newspapers, delighted to see his name on the list of the FBI's "ten most dangerous criminals." His journey finally lands him in Lisbon, where he spends ten days waiting for a visa to enter Angola. But Lisbon was also the city that inspired Antonio Muñoz Molina, his most famous novel, and when he now decided to write a novel about Ray, the city became witness to three alternating stories: a murderous man on the run from justice, a writer struggling to find his literary voice, and the writer himself. Thirty years later, he reflects on his life, the life of his hero, and the form of the novel in which he tries to imagine the world with the consciousness of another man.
In As a Shadow Departs, which was shortlisted for the International Booker Prize in 2018, Molina writes a captivating, powerful, and detailed novel, integrating the fictional event with how it is written about.
