Ahmad I. Alkhalel

The Curse of Zainab (Son of Chaos, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

No curse without a wound. No wound without a memory. And no memory without a price. In The Curse of Zainab, the past doesn't whisper - it screams.

When an old wound reopens in a forgotten alley, a dark truth begins to rise. Generations are bound by a silent pact where faith collides with fear and love becomes indistinguishable from sacrifice. At the center of it all is Zainab - a girl both cursed and sacred, whose fate was sealed long before she took her first breath.

As buried memories unravel and the lines between reality and myth blur, the curse begins to spread - not through magic, but through faith. And faith, once ignited, is impossible to control.

The Curse of Zainab is a haunting psychological thriller that delves deeply into ancestral trauma, religious symbolism, and the shadowy power of collective guilt. It's the first story - chronologically - in the Son of Chaos universe, and the darkest of all.

Can a soul cursed with silence ever find peace? Or is silence itself part of the curse?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ahmad I. Alkhalel
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. November 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798223258070
• Artikelnr.: 69461982

Autorenporträt

I want to stir up that madness within you, who you have always been told, would be the cause of your ostracism, and your expulsion, out of the herd.

When I was a child, I made sure to write down all my concerns, wishes, and aspirations, which were not always childish, or perhaps even so childish, that would occur only to a child who was naive enough of his peers, and then I burned this paper, believing that this would make my words merge with the whole universe so that it, in turn, could react to them as it sees fit.

Since then, I have lived a life that may not be successful to the standards of many people today, but it is very exceptional, and the difference between success and exception is a thorny dilemma, with a slight difference. Every exception is a success, but not every success is an exception, at least this is how I see things from my own perspective. And the problem with exceptional people is, that many people are not qualified to see success behind their exceptions.

If we wanted to group people according to their academic success, every few million of them would be grouped into one group, and for me, my goal in this life was not to be in a crowded group.

In my opinion, the real success lies in the memoirs. If you ever decide to write your own memoirs, do you think that it will be exceptional from the rest of the memoirs of millions and millions of people crowding into your group? You own the answer.