Middleeast Stories

Princess Parisa had lived a grand life as the sole princess of the Persian Empire, up until war plagued the kingdom and threw her life into turmoil and heartbreak. When King Jabir Al-Qureshi ends up conquering Persia, Parisa's life is forever changed. Now a prisoner and political pawn of a ruthless warrior conqueror, she must find the courage to outsmart the handsome but loathsome new king and the intrigues of his court. With nothing but her intelligent mind and her womanly charms, Parisa is determined to unshackle herself and bring down the man and his people who have destroyed everything for her. Except there's one great challenge: King Jabir is no fool. Let the games begin. *Note: This is a work of fiction and not historically accurate.

"Some people have complimented saying my tales have the beat of the Moroccan Gnawa. I think they were just being nice; because with the passage of time, I have become convinced it was the evileye that captured me." 1999, Morocco, term abroad design study for me, an American college student. Wanted to get into the culture... but the culture got into me. New Mexico native, inspired by the landscape and Ansel Adams, Georgia O'Keeffe, JB Jackson, I tell my own story, having been heavily influenced by Lord Byron, HG Wells, Algernon Blackwood and Rod Serling. I call this work: landscape stories. They are low fantasy.

(Age of Replacement Book I) In an ancient world taken over and partitioned by an intelligent civilization of monsters, a young boy in Baghdad soughts to take revenge for his family from Parvazira , The civilization's "Prime One" ,who has genocidal ambitions of her own.

Zenobia is not the queen the history books promised. She is a widow in hardened leather, a huntress who sharpens her iron with the same ruthless precision she uses to command an empire. When the world burns and the Roman eagles circle, she is the only thing standing between her people and the dust. From the sandstone ridges of Palmyra to the marble halls of Rome, this is the story of a woman who wore a crown of thorns and a chain of gold-and dared the world to break her. She didn't just challenge an empire. She made it bleed.

After Arash Mohammadi decided to leave the country to go back to New York with Peter Parker, they thought that everything would be okay at the hands of Ervin Mohammadi as the new King and the new team of The Immortals after all they have proven themselves when they helped the Prince against an evil mystical being and they have a former Avenger as they member, but troubles are closer than they think when new and old menaces will come to haunt them. [Third Person POV] [Thor x Male OC] [Female OC x Male OC] [Book divided in Parts]

Please, I've been on my knees. ╱ ORIGINAL.

When Nzara was only eight years old, a devastating explosion stole her parents and destroyed the life she once knew. Raised by her uncle-a feared terrorist leader-she and her cousin Rara were trained from childhood to become deadly operatives. But unlike everyone around her, Nzara dreamed of a different future. She escaped, leaving behind the only family she had left, and built a peaceful life in Dubai with her grandmother. At twenty-two, she works as the trusted secretary of billionaire petroleum CEO Omar Al-Mansoori and has finally found happiness with her best friend, Layla. Then her past returns. When Layla is kidnapped, Nzara is forced into an impossible mission: assassinate her own boss or watch her best friend die. As bombs threaten an entire city and old loyalties are tested, Nzara must confront the man who raised her, uncover the truth behind her family's tragedy, and fight to protect innocent lives. But even after the battle is over... A greater heartbreak awaits. Her cousin Rara believes Nzara murdered her father, and the two sisters who once promised to protect each other are driven toward a final, emotional showdown. In a world torn apart by revenge, can forgiveness become the strongest weapon of all? Some wars are fought with bullets. Others are fought with love.

Callum O'Donovan, trained in the intelligence corps of the British army, travels the globe guest starring in the pivotal events of the cold war. It is a life of mystery and excitement, yet he longs for the lovely Scottish school girl he once left behind. Clandestine is a mixture of Forrest Gump and James Bond set against the political backdrop of the late twentieth century.

Being a princess was no easy task, especially when your life was always filled with guns and threats being thrown at you since a young start. Anisa Hassan grew from it all and has lost the ability to care for another except herself. She lives a lavish life and spends to her hearts desire with her royal status putting her at the top 5 richest in the country. But, suddenly, her bodyguard dies before saving her during her father's anniversary, leaving her to break to pieces. The next day, another one appears but this one seems to have more secrets than the palace holds....

He took a leaden breath. "A smart man learns to live with placid waters, making them rage will sweep him away. Do not speak much because you will never know a friend or family from a foe; the wrath you incur will be obliterating." "Water is meant to flow, not to remain placid." "Here, it is meant to remain placid." "And my dignity?" "What about your dignity?" "How will it succumb to this?" "It must succumb. You must bury your dignity, otherwise, it will bury you." Beautifully intertwined with compelling Arabic poetry, The Puppets of the Marionettes depicts the struggles of nations, of hundreds of millions of people: puppet governments, degradation, disguised slavery, corruption, stripped rights, hopelessness, this is a story of a trampled Middle East. Follow Omar as his life unwillingly turns into a life carved for him. Will his dignity ever be restored, or is its loss the main objective?

He is a Muslim Arab boy. She is an Israeli Jewish girl. A man, a woman. The fruit of their love. New York. This time the dealer mishandled the cards. Their stories and their dreams crash against the bare and raw reality that upsets their lives. The origins and the genesis and the childhood of one of the characters of the new novel Israel Jihad in Jersulaem.

Just some moments that I went through.

*Olives in the Rubble* **By S. Fatima** In Gaza, sixteen-year-old **Yusra Al-Najjar** survives between ruins and airstrikes - with nothing but her diary, her little sister, and a heart full of unspoken words. She writes what the world forgets: The names behind the numbers. The dreams buried beneath broken schools. The hope that still grows, like **olives in the rubble**. ---

[SEQUEL TO HEAT] It's been nine months since Justin and Charlie saw each other, both of their lives are completely different; Charlie is constantly flying between Miami and Dubai trying to keep her life somewhat normal even with her growing name in the photography business and celebrity world. All whilst Justin tries to regain some level of normality in his life after travelling the world on his tour. Somewhere along the line their lives get mixed up once again and with Justin's stuck in Charlie's head things can only get cray once again. A lot of things change, but some things will always be the same. "I always end up getting burned Justin, only I seem to enjoy being burned by you." [will contain strong language, sexual references and drug use] [Book 2 of Heat Series]

This is were I'll explain every school of the Girls und Panzer: Heroes of the Desert fanfic.

CROSSING THE CHASM is the sequel to GIVEN TO THE PRINCE. A botched abduction by a local terrorist group at a Middle East airport leaves Jessica imprisoned in a sweltering desert camp awaiting execution. She needs a miracle--but the Devil will have to do. Califar Cadin, First Regent of the Middle Eastern country of Ahalamin, is a man of tradition, authority, and determination. But to Jessica Heathly, he's the arrogant tyrant who calls her WIFE.

Fatima an Iraqi girl was forced live with her uncle in syria after her family getting killed by the French on there way to visit her uncle how will her life be.

Why trump is a hoe. Why most white people are racist. Why Muslims aren't terrorists.