Fiction Books, Thrilling Stories Across Every Genre

The Impossible

The impossible is a fiction graphic novel aiming to uplift the reader thought a story of a healing journey from a total despair to a total recovery.

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Drops

When Layla and her sister Lilly wake to find their city inexplicably sealed off from the world, they are thrust into a reality where survival becomes their only goal. Drops is a tale of sisterhood and resilience, as Layla navigates the complexities of protecting her loved ones in the midst of chaos. When her path unexpectedly crosses with Ayman, their newfound friendship brings its own set of challenges, uncovering deep-seated enmities and secrets. This novel masterfully explores themes of duty, love, and the haunting power of the past, inviting readers on a journey through darkness toward an uncertain light.

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In The Great Wall Of China

This book tells the story of a young man who is fond of photography, and his love for photography made him master this art, through which his life changed forever after he found the love of his life in one of the most beautiful sites in the world, which is the Great Wall of China, where their meeting was very strange, where it began. An imaginary love story between Omar and Hanin, especially Hanin, who was very in love with him and would not leave him for any reason, but fate intertwined between them and made life difficult to the point that they separated from each other, as her father was the reason for his separation from her, which made her sorrowful, so she moved away from her father and made Omar's house her residence with both Omar's grandfather and grandmother.

On the other hand, Othman was Omar’s loyal friend, who was side by side with him in all his affairs, and he was the best friend.

Some stories appear from time to time in one form or another and are represented for the author to imagine and narrate to the reader, and they actually happened in his life at a certain time and place and are in the form of a sea breeze that makes you curious to read them.

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The Days Of The Shining Sun

As the world is ablaze and blood is spilt across multiple countries, Areej has used her pen and paper, deciding to inspire hope in this world of darkness for people who often lose it when they need it most.

She has learnt how to empathise and sympathise with others, not because of necessity but because of a newfound understanding of global terrors. With horrific crimes against humanity and war crimes occurring daily, she learns that there is more to life than her own emotions.

Continue with her on this journey of empathy, sadness, hope, self-discovery, love, and many other emotions that people usually try to avoid.

I went on a journey

I had not been on in a while.

My heart went on a journey,

But it ended with cries.

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Hello Mr. Fraudster

The love left by war, or the war left by love, the burglar is still digging deep into the rubble, demanding freedom, knocking on the doors of injustice.

The wait has been long, and the words are limited to, ‘Welcome, my master fraudster!’

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Adnan Bey

Imagination and reality often intertwine, sometimes blurring until imagination becomes reality. This was the turmoil consuming the novel’s protagonists—trapped in a nightmare that felt inescapable, with few solutions in sight.

Yet their story ended in hope. When the world counted its final days and all value seemed lost—when humanity faced extinction—scientific progress intervened. Calm planning and cautious action, not panic, proved to be humanity’s salvation.

In the end, everyone realized things had unfolded differently than feared. From the womb of impossibility, hope emerged: a new world ready to adapt, rebuild, and forge innovative solutions to confront its challenges.

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Unique Giraffe & Tricky Question

Everyone is waiting for the upcoming event.

Mother giraffe is expecting her firstborn.

Doctor (Pistachio) announces the happy news:

Here I bring you the wonderful news: Mother Giraffe gave birth to a beautiful giraffe.

It’s not like any other giraffe; it’s a unique giraffe, and she will name her “Farida!”

Who is Farida?

And what’s her story?

Did you find an answer to the tricky question?

Nouf

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Faten Is Enough.

He feared that a billion-dollar fortune would escape from the hands of children who had indulged in luxury, and they did not even pay attention to how to obtain it. Not to mention occupying their minds with developing it, until the father reached the age when his strength weakened and declined significantly, so thinking about the end became inevitable.

He was very anxious to think of solutions that would comfort him and ensure that his sons would continue to live a happy and stable life after his demise. The solution was that he killed two birds with one stone and brought a strong, intelligent, and handsome young man to run the company and a son-in-law to him at the same time. He would take care of his daughter so that she would be guaranteed by someone who knew her worth, and the company would remain a livelihood for their offspring. Its flow neither diminishes nor runs out.

The young man (Wasim) seemed purely opportunistic, and the company almost collapsed after he hired her for his personal benefit. Also, since he had not gained the approval of the man’s only daughter and the one who loved his heart, he replaced him with a young man from the company who had been known to them for a long time as the director of the office, whom the man loved very much, so he was the truly most worthy alternative to lead the company and win his daughter’s heart.

The man saw the farewell scene of his daughter and her husband at the airport as the best blessing in the world.

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Between The Candles And The Abyss

Between the Wax and the Abyss is a written work, but it is filled with descriptions of characters and events that give the reader a visual picture of the characters, places, and situations in the story.

Between the Wax and the Abyss is an enjoyable and exciting novel that makes the reader catch their breath as they grasp the plot and doesn’t waste a single line connecting the mysterious and exciting events.

It takes the reader on an exciting journey where reality and fantasy intertwine, leading you to find yourself at the novel’s final line in the blink of an eye as you follow the events and attempt to separate reality from fiction.

The language is simple, easy, and free of complexity, suitable for the vast majority of readers, both professional and amateur.

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Where’s King Edward?

If you’ve read It’s Raining Rabbits, you’ve probably wondered what happened to King Edward, king of planet Carrot.

You’ll find the answer here, in a delightful adventure featuring Maryah and her family on one side, and King Edward on the other.

But if you haven’t read the first part, no worries; this book also offers a complete and entertaining story all on its own, telling the tale of King Edward, who once had a homeland that vanished… when the rabbits devoured it!

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Labyrinth Of The Soul

Love is like throwing yourself off a high bridge with no guarantees but believing that the person you love will catch you. Will you catch me, Adam?

Sometimes I fear this feeling that weighs me down, the swarm of thoughts that multiply inside me, and all the women inside me talking, arguing, clashing, and collapsing.

Entering your apartment without knowing you, without us ever speaking, and with you not even knowing I existed didn’t lessen the feeling I felt as I took my first steps into the place. Through the silence that pervaded the place, I knew what was inside you before I met you. I simply felt a sense of belonging. Do you understand?

Your face was familiar in the crowd, as if I had passed you one day without ever meeting you. I don’t know why I chose a face so foreign to me as my companion on the journey.

I will wait for you, Adam.

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Tales From Japan

Tales from Japan

These three tales were carefully picked from a collection by Nankichi Niimi as part of a project to translate Japanese folktales into Arabic. This collection is considered one of the most famous children's stories taught in Japanese schools.

The author is distinguished by a style that is far from preaching or instructive. In addition to providing the element of enjoyment and suspense, he attempts to convey his messages to children indirectly, allowing them to use their imagination to deduce lessons and learn from them.

Through narration in the voices of animals, the author attempts to establish a relationship of trust between children and animals. For example, the fox, whose hobby is mischief and harming others, who also appears compassionate and remorseful for his actions, tries to correct his mistakes with humans. He is scared to approach the gloves seller in the city, but the seller's kindness leaves him wondering: Are humans really kind?

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