Elena

The story revolves around (Italy) the city of (Milan) in 1928, about the beautiful farmer (Elena) and her deformed son (Chris), who were forced to leave their home and village where they grew up;  due to marginalization and racism by the villagers. a tendency to live in the city; Hoping to have a decent life there, so that it becomes clear to them and to Elena in particular that living in the city is no less bad than their lives in the village.

For The Bound Hearts

I know exactly how you feel when you’re sad; it makes you feel dejected for a period of time. You are not able to start a new life and you are not able to return to flying in the sky in those dreams, the ones you’ve always thought were not dreams. I wrote this book in ink mixed with sincere tears and feelings which, I promise, will touch your heart. NOTE: This book include a recipe that will help you overcome the painful experiences.

To The One Whose Love Captivated Me

To be the only cloud in your sky, to rain on you with love and joy, to plant flowers in your heart, and hide all your unhealed wounds. To draw my love in your heart as a tattoo that would not be removed, and only stays.

I Am Free Of Your Responsibility

What if you woke up one day and found yourself just lying on a bed in intensive care, and you could no longer move any part of your body, and your eyes remained closed, unable to raise your eyelids, compulsively listening to everything that was going on around you, and not being able to express any reaction. Everyone is saying that you are in a coma, and they are ignorant of the fact that you are alive, and you listen to everything that is happening around you as if you could see?! What if I told you that you are facing a journey in which you would wish a thousand times that your soul would leave your body before being exposed to events through which you will discover facts that no one should know, and that your idealistic view of your life will be upended, so that all becomes upside down at the moment you discover the mysterious side of people you thought you knew, And if you recover, you will not be back as you were?

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!

Get Out Of The Cocoon

The book is a collection of short stories, often of a social character. Some are emotional, while others talk about the suffering of Syrians during the war. Often the woman is the focus of the story and her protagonist; because society is based on her. She is the mother, the wife, the friend, the daughter, and the sister.

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 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 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.

Possession

In the depths of darkness, where nightmares roam, and evil entities slumber...

In this collection of stories, the veil is torn between our world and the world of the jinn.

A group of unsuspecting individuals find themselves embroiled in a battle for their souls.

At the heart of every page, tension mounts, blurring the line between reality and nightmare.

Will they surrender to the malevolent forces that seek to consume them?

Or will they find the strength to face their fears and survive?

Get ready for a trip to the world of jinn and magic, where every page drips with suspense and horror.

What you will read in the book is a collection of realistic events.

It is not a figment of imagination.

These heroes are from another world.

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 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...