When Sawda's family relocates from Saudi Arabia to the US, she is starting over. She is attempting to maintain her religion, which is a significant aspect of who she is, despite the upheaval. She is never giving up hope in the worst of circumstances, as Allah doesn't put too much burden on a soul. Yahya has shied away from talking about getting married for as long as he can remember. Not because he doesn't want a wife or the companionship and affection a relationship could provide; he yearns for it, but because he can never be a father. Yahya's happiness is stifled by a past accident. What he desires is out of reach because of his insecurities. Is it possible for him to set aside his fears and go in the direction of happiness? DISCLAIMER This is a work of fiction it is based on imaginary characters and any resemblance to living or dead people was not intended. This isn't an Islamic book it's a romantic love story about two Muslim characters.