Middleeast Stories

"A strand of hair was laying over her left eye and he slowly tucked it behind her ear with his index finger. His hand kept going down to the back of her neck and he caressed her blushing cheek with his thumb. She did not seem to be cold anymore. His eyes traveled from her cheek to the expectant hazel eyes, down to her freckles again and lower to her mid open mouth. He leaned in and felt her soft lips closing shut as they met his. He wrapped his arms around her waist, annulling the space between them. After a brief moment he felt the tension leaving her body. Finally, her mouth opened, gasping for air and he locked her upper lip between his and sucked gently. His right hand moved up on her back and the small moan coming out of her made goosebumps explode on his skin. Her hands began to move up on his chest and he wondered if she could feel how fast his heart was beating." Sarah Anderson's big career break finally comes when she gets hired as a rider at a major endurance stable. But falling in love with Hamdan puts at risk everything that she has worked so hard for. In the midst of the exciting sport of endurance riding, in the most fabulous city in the world, could the Crown Prince defy the rules of tradition to be with the woman he loves? --- * CTTO on all the media used on this story, the author does not own any of them.

In a world governed by tradition, alliances, and control, Al Anoud and her cousin Hamdan find themselves entangled in a marriage arranged more for power than love. Raised under the strict guidance of her grandmother, she learns early on about the silent but powerful influence of women in the family. Hamdan's reluctance is clear, he is not yet ready to give up control of his life to his family. While Al Anoud longs for his love and affection, he remains cold and aloof towards her. The influential family that uses loyalty and manipulation as means of control, and can surpass any level of greed for power and wealth, that would maintain their position. An alliance that is forged for power and greed, tangles two souls shaping their destinies that intersect at many turns, how will the life play out for them?

A year after Omar leaves Lebanon and the family that took him in, he embarks on a new journey with them in an attempt to turn his upside down life, right back up. *** If you haven't checked out Coincidences (Book 1), check it out as this story is a continuation! *** Trigger warning!!!! There is violence, domestic abuse and even drug and alcohol content present in this story!

A young warrior's tribe falls. An unknown stranger watches, enjoying his suffering. A spy sits hidden in plain sight. Secrets, love, and betrayal twist together. Nothing is what it seems like. Survival occasionally requires more than bravery, it requires teamwork.

In a world where the lines between right and wrong blur, journalist Leila Yasin returns to her ancestral homeland, seeking to uncover the truth behind the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. What begins as an investigation into arms smuggling quickly spirals into a web of corruption that reaches the highest echelons of power, exposing a shadow network that profits from chaos and suffering. Joined by a diverse team of allies, Leila races against time to reveal the truth. But as they dig deeper, they find themselves targeted by powerful forces intent on silencing them. When their explosive revelations ignite protests across the globe, the team must navigate a treacherous landscape of political intrigue, betrayal, and violence. With their lives on the line and the future of the Middle East hanging in the balance, can they ensure that the truth leads to real change, or will they become casualties in a game of power? The Truth Leak is a gripping, action-packed thriller that explores the moral complexities of conflict, the cost of war, and the indomitable spirit of those who dare to seek justice. Join Leila and her team as they confront the shadows of the past and fight for a brighter future in a world where the truth is the most dangerous weapon of all.

"Do not forget. You are my wife." He panted roughly and kept his head in the crook of my neck. "I am your husband. Only yours" he took my hand and put it on his beating heart. This is only your heart reyyan. It is entrusted to you. It belongs to you" I felt his breath hit my neck as he spoke. "If you don't want me anymore, I will leave, but it will not be an easy departure" he said, lifting his head from the crook of my neck. I turned around to leave. "I am truly crazy about this girl, god give me mercy" I heard him mutter. I smiled and just before I could take another step, a pull in my heart ached me. He was walking away from me, but now it was time for the opposite. •ongoing. just a random book for me to write when I'm bored, but it's still readable.

So yeah this is where is my headcanons are in :]

Razia is left on her own to clean up after Aiyah left town. Razia and her protege, Narin, have clean up under control until a mysterious force takes over the museum and starts manipulating their minds. A continuation to our short story "The Heart of Sharjah".

The question of when the Middle East will experience lasting peace is a complex and enduring one, fraught with historical grievances, political tensions, and deeply entrenched conflicts. This region, a crucible of ancient civilizations and modern power struggles, has long been a focal point of global attention, its stability perpetually teetering on the edge. From the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to the rivalries between regional powers and the rise of extremist groups, the path to peace seems both elusive and perpetually needed. Understanding the multifaceted nature of these challenges is crucial in any attempt to address the fundamental question: when, if ever, will the Middle East achieve a lasting era of peace?

A Glimpse is a collection of inspired short poetry written by Sara Omar from the Middle East ... Take a look at the world she created

The population should always be able to speak their mind, but violence is never the answer. A poem about the recent unrest in Middle Eastern countries, here is my poem, Gunshots in the Rain.

this is a speech I wrote in school and I'd like everyone to see and read it because it's a difficult and important topic of which everyone should be more aware of. thanks for taking your time to read it, means a lot. i wrote this just to give you an idea of a different perspective. DONT WANT TO ATTACK ANYONE; DONT GET OFFENDED: I'D LOVE YOUR FEEDBACK

In the scorching heat of the Sahara, Abdul Aziz, a travelling merchant, realizes that they do not have any water left. Will he make it out of the desert alive? Or will his thirst be too much...

Jewel is the sheltered mermaid princess of the troubled undersea kingdom of Reddia. Derin is a poor, orphaned merman with a flair for storytelling. This is their romantic, magical adventure, told in alternating perspectives. A loose mermaid-themed retelling of Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp set in the same vibrant mermaid universe as The Siren Queen and The Servant Girl and The Sea Prince, although it can also be read as a stand-alone novella.

Step into the Land of Gaza-a place of courage, struggle, and hope. Through stories of survival, resistance, and everyday bravery, discover the hearts of those who fight for freedom and peace. Witness their journey. Feel their courage. Share their story.

This is an abstract piece I came up with after reading about the Republican debate and the rhetoric used after the Paris attack. It's a bit politically charged, so if you don't agree, I hope you're not offended. The focus is on the impending future of the Middle East, and the possibility that America will become even more deeply involved in the War on Terror. Anyway, I hope you enjoy.