Cold Revenge

The daughter of a police brigade who is one of the most important officials in charge of the gun control police, is exposed to betrayal, treachery and harm by a weapons dealer out of revenge against her father. She loses her father, her family, friends, and herself, but coincidence pushed her to return after years to take revenge in a satanic spirit, frustrated ideas, and cold blood. “I did not believe the idea of revenge for my father, it was not a normal revenge, it was not clear revenge, it was like a cold war in which there is no clear competition, no soldiers, not even a weapon, my revenge on him was nothing but cold revenge.”

The Black Mole

The loss of a person is like a rift in the heart that does not bleed until he returns. The heart and mind enter into a conflict and never stop until they get back what was lost, until life returns to the body that has become like a dry barren land. No matter how many years of our life have passed, things that remain in our memory keeps on hurting us, and even if the lost person returns, we can’t get back the lost years. We rejoice a little and grieve a lot but eventually, “What I want, and what you want, and God does what he wants.”

We will strive to move on, and be patient, we will try to soften our broken hearts.

Oh, my bereaved... Tell me, are you the lost person or me!

The Devil Also Knows The Truth

What if you woke up and suddenly discovered that the whole issue is nothing more than an experience ?! The life you live is just an experience?! What if you simply discovered that it was one of many experiences that you have gone through, but you do not remember! As Plato said, “Man is a fallen being full of forgetfulness…his only opportunity to learn…is to get rid of what separates him from seeing the truth! From looking at it, to discover while staring into her eyes that he has in fact arrived at the holy homeland after completing his journey. Which he came specially for.“ What if this is indeed the case?! As I mentioned to you, ‘Man is a forgetful being’, full of contradictions, pushing himself behind the veil of his body with his desires and pleasures of his own volition in fear of the truth, drowning himself in his hand, and killing himself in the end, then simply seeks mercy and forgiveness in the hope of a carefree life after death. My lord, I almost exploded in the wonder of the selfishness and the strange distortion that he enjoys. In fact, my ending was strange, but the strangest life I lived. In this novel I experienced details that you may not believe, but you can be sure that they happened.

The Stairs

Friends gathered as usual in the palace of their wealthy friend (Ali Al-Halfawi), but the unexpected happened when their friend (Dina) disappeared, and they were forced to enter the forbidden area in the house, even to its owners since ancient times. Everyone who entered it did not go out, and he was only found in a few cases.

Where will their decision take them? Are they ready to face an unknown that has never occurred to them?

The Descent

Sometimes life takes us far into experiences that overweigh our capacities. We actually have no clue why they’re happening to us and we don’t have a control over them or on overcoming them. At such times, we lose our grasp upon our lives entirely. Our behavior changes and the same happens to our souls and our appearance. But when God sets us free from these troubles, we come to know the value of those who stood beside us and never gave up on us, those who ignored the urge of leaving us when, once in the past, we broke down or when we made a decision to escape a hurtful situation.

The Intruder

Hiyam, a young woman of twenty, navigates the aftermath of a turbulent childhood marred by instability. Following the mysterious death of her parents, she finds herself in a psychiatric hospital, placed there by the police. Her journey takes a new turn when her grandmother brings her to Morocco, setting the stage for unfolding events that delve deep into the human soul and the struggles of mental illness.

This novel transports readers to the heart of Morocco, immersing them in its rich rituals, customs, and culinary delights, while exploring its tourist and archaeological treasures. Through Hiyam’s eyes, we experience the complexity of seeking healing and understanding in a world filled with both beauty and pain.

The Black Massacre

“I am Shruti Patel, and I want to relay this message to you. I used to live in the British city of Birmingham, until the beginning of the year. My daughter Ciara is all I have left from my husband, Dylan. What I remember very well is that we were in the summer of 1980 in Birmingham, the weather was hot, but my body was boiling hotter inside, I was in maddening pain. My heart was throbbing and beating in overlap with the sound of my mind..."

"Nothing can heal my wound, that wound will never heal, even after I die I will still be able to feel its pain..."

The Birmingham tragedy is not yet over, it seems, as the murderer has disappeared without a trace...

The First Realizers - Khentai

The novel is the first part of the series "The Ancients". It is an adventure of the members of the "Sinjway" tribe - who lived in Africa thousands of years ago - The novel is told through their awareness rather than their minds, and explains how these conflicts have shaped the human desire, and that all pivotal events in human life are inherited in human genes.

The novel explains the role of perception in creating myths, forming morals, and shaping human desires, and that every human behavior stems from instinctive accumulations that man has inherited through the ages.

Some chapters of the novel take the mind away to explain the origin of the universe and life from an imaginary perspective, to reflect that there are still new ideas that the human mind can present, and that there are many philosophical problems inside our minds that we have not yet answered.

The Black Cat

London, England. The year is 1995. After a string of murders, the police suspect a serial killer. Detective Eric is assigned to solve the case, and receives the help of Emelia, a teenage girl, whom he previously saved from a house fire. She happens to be resourceful regarding such matters because of her obsession with detective novels.

The criminal always leaves his signature at the scene of the crime: a drawing of a black cat is always found on the left cheek of the victims, along with some mutilations of the corpses. It is as if he were leaving a message, which Emelia interprets as, “I don't hear, I don't see, I don't speak.”

Unexpected events take place after the criminal dubbed ‘The Black Cat’ appeared with a completely different killing method for his new victims, leaving the corpses in a similar place, and here the events begin and the detective’s attempt to solve the mystery with the help of the young teenager.

The Mediterranean Grave

A novel whose events are difficult to believe, but it happened anyway and was told as it is: its hero is the university professor Dr. Wajdi, who specializes in history, has a change in his view of history and he hates it and abandons it for literature in an attempt to write his first novel, but the idea eludes him. He knows - somehow - that Dostoyevsky died and was unable to write the second part of The Brothers Karamazov, which he planned to come twenty years after the lives of the heroes of the first part, while there is a hidden, unseen party that has a direct interest in Dr. Wajdi’s travel to the Russian city of Saint Petersburg, where Dostoyevsky lived, wrote, and died.

He actually travels there with the intention of finding someone who will conjure the spirit of Dostoevsky to dictate to him the text of the second part, which was not written. The process of evocation failed, and the only way for the hero to get the idea for his novel is to return, in his soul and in the body of another being, to the days of Dostoevsky and live with him closely. The old shaman whom he meets by chance and who convinces him to travel to her homeland of Siberia, turns out to have special abilities and performs a ritual for him to return him to the era of Dostoevsky in the form of a soul that resides in another being. How will events develop after that? What is the fate of our hero as he pursues an idea and nothing more?

The Moon

He is a king named Robert. He is not a Romanian, a Persian, nor a Turk king. He does not even rule humans! He is the king of a civilization that lives on the surface of the moon… They are not like human beings, but they have something in common with humans: betrayal, treachery, and murder. So, they kill their honorable king because he descended to planet earth, which is forbidden to the lunar civilians to descend to… but the king’s blood will not go in vain as he planted his seed in the womb of a human girl before his death…

The Guardian

In a small town where its people leave in peace and harmony, a fire breaks out in one of the houses and the father dies, leaving behind seven orphans. The town's merchants took care of them, and they appointed the chief merchant as their guardian.

The relatives of the orphans appear, and events follow over the years, revealing the greediness of various parties for the orphans' money.

Events follow, some masks fall and the real face of some characters revealed their true nature.

The plots to inflict damage on other characters and places also revolve around in this story, some plots so surprising that they will not cross the reader’s mind!