Libya Stories

In "Ensure That the Desert Does Not Grow", the ninth volume of "The Right People" series, Tom and his companions are drawn into a widening circle of intrigue that spans Europe and Africa. Their journey leads them through covert encounters, political maneuvering, and personal entanglements, as they navigate worlds where idealism and ambition collide. Along the way, they facilitate a clandestine meeting between a British intelligence operative and a man intent on becoming the world's most powerful hashish trafficker. Later, they accompany Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi on a journey to Mali, where he seeks to broker peace between the Malian government and the tribes of the country's north. In Timbuktu, they meet President Moussa Traoré and representatives of the Tuareg and Fulbe and witness fragile attempts at reconciliation. Returning to Tripolis, Tom and his friends encounter Oliver Tambo, the exiled leader of the African National Congress and a group of South African freedom fighters, further drawing them into the currents of liberation movements and geopolitical struggle. Amid these events, the long‑standing love triangle between Tom, Nikos, and Sophia finally finds resolution as Sophia discovers new love with a Nubian named Maher. As always, this novel is a work of fiction. Although grounded in extensive historical research, all characters - including historical figures - and all events depicted in the story are entirely fictional. New chapters are published every Saturday.

Just remember one thing, whenever you read headlines by the mass media and you see they are only writing one side of the story, assisting one voice... it's an agenda. It could succeed, but it can also fail. The poor man suffers, while the rich man thrives... but this is just temporary. At the end of the day it's by the greedy, for the greedy....

Due to Dad's job, 11-year-old Prim has to spend a month in Libya. With nothing to do in this strange country, Prim just wants to go home. Everything changes when two orphans from Syria, Mohammed and Muna, show up. One dark night, the three children end up as accidental stowaways and set out on the world's most dangerous journey. If they are going to survive, they have to be brave and stick together.

Libya Dane lives in a world where everyone and everything must be perfect. If not, most people think that Fair, the planet Libya lives on, will crash and burn in a fiery demise. Libya threatens this perfect society, along with a group called the Abnormal Ones. She grows up an orphan, but only to find that both of her parents are alive, and one of them is responsible for her partially missing arm. Her mother is part of the Abnormal Ones, and her father is just the opposite. Libya must fight for her beliefs, life, and friends. Will she survive the fight against society, or will the Abnormal Ones be defeated?

A fourteen years old teenage boy finds himself struggling to adjust to life in a small town in the middle of the Libyan Sahara after living in England for six years.

​"من سواحل طرابلس عام 1804 إلى قلب واشنطن، تلاحق لعنة 'جوهرة القرمز' سلالة إيفرجرين. جريمة قديمة وسحر محظور جعل من 'البيت الأحمر' سجناً للأسرار. هل يتمكن الأحفاد 'جون' و'كاي' من كسر قيود الماضي في جليد القطب الجنوبي، أم أن 'دين الدم' سيظل يطاردهم للأبد؟ اكتشفوا الحقيقة الصادمة وراء THE RED HOUSE."

"6,000 Guys like you", the 8th volume in my series The Right People, centers on the planning and execution of a staged hijacking to secure of the escape from Germany of the surviving Palestinian perpetrators of the Munich Olympic Games attack ahead of the 1972 federal elections. To accomplish this, Tom and his friends travel to Syria, Libya and Egypt, where they negotiate with representatives the Libyan government and the Palestinians over the terms of the prisoners' release. Back in Germany, at the German Ministry of Defense on the Hardthöhe in Bonn, they witness the dramatic events during and immediately after the hijacking of the Lufthansa Boeing 727 Kiel. Along the way, two of Tom's friends, Hamit and Phil, encounter a pair of street musicians in Ireland who prove to be IRA couriers, as well as an ambitious figure determined to become the world's largest hashish dealer. The months portrayed in this volume are marked by tension, intrigue, and escalating stakes. Although the novel is grounded in extensive research into the historical context, it is a work of fiction. All characters, including public officials mentioned, as well as the events depicted, are entirely fictional. New chapters are published every Friday. The cover photo depicts the German war memorial in Tobruk/Libya

I know no-one likes to put a downer on their day, but after seeing so much world-wide suffering in the news I realized, that although raising a bit of money or awareness for charity wouldn't make that much difference, just how ignorant and oblivious we choose to be about the suffering of others across the globe. So despite mere thoughts not helping those in war-torn countries much either, I wrote this to show the importance f just sparing them a thought every now and then while we enjoy our relatively safe and prosperous Western society-only then can we realize how lucky we are.

The story is all about a nice family that lived in kano years ago and moved to another state in Nigeria. little did they know that the place they settled to live, on their way to travel they got kidnapped they all scattered and their daughter ended up living in the castle and ended up getting married to the prince and being the queen.

Ikiye

Storja fuq ommok dik il qahba